Mount Lebanon High School - Lebanon Log Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1948
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N EVERY CLOCK there are many com-
plex parts. From the main spring and
balance wheel down to the most minute
pin or screw, each part plays an essential
role in keeping the clock in perfect or-
der. So each individual at Mt. Lebo has
his own role to fill. From faculty and
school officers to the most insignificant
sophomore, all are necessary to maintain
a smooth-Working, co-ordinated organi-
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Published by the students of Mt. Lebanon Iligii School-Pittsbu1'gl1, Pennsylvania--vol. XVIII
-Editor-in-chief Robert Elmy, Literary Editor Patricia Aeosta, Art Editor Helen McConnell,
Editorial Assistant Ben Maeclonulci, Business Muiiager Ann Bowman.
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. . . Pushing our way past
an all too stubborn traffic
officer on our way to
lunch.
. . . Fixing that lust lock
of baiir and powdcring
tbzlt sbinuy nose before
joining our escorts at the
Illllilll'-SUIliUl' Prom.
. . . Tliinking about our
futurcs at one of tbis
yczirys new fcnturcs, Cu-
recr Night. Ilvrc aspiring
dentists pick up soma-
tips from ll f0l'lllt'l' grad.
Good Time 0 0 Q
. . . Honoring our football and cross country
stars at thc annual Fall Atlilctic Banquet.
CONTENTS
Administration, Faculty . .
Unclerclassmen ...t..
Seniors ...,..,
lkthletics ..
Activities .
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SU PERINTENDENTS
Our superintendent, Dr. Ralph D. Hors-
man, with the generous support of the school 5
board of ten Mt. Lebanon citizens passed an- 4
other milestone on the road of accomplish-
ment. Dr. Horsman was ably assisted by Dr.
Ross M. Gill, in charge of instruction, Zllld Mr.
V C. F. Mellinger, in charge of buildings and
IDIL RAIJIJII D. IIUIKSAIAN j.Il'0ll1ldS. They EITC C0llSti1lltly W01'klllg to illi-
5l,1X-,'i,,l,-mlcnt prove our educational system and to perfect
plans for the expansion of our buildings.
Through the efforts of this progressive admin-
istration Mt. Lebanon High wound up a suc-
cessful year.
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Seated: Mrs. Cargill, Mr. Kcifcr, Miss Ion.
Standing: Miss Rightmirc, John McCunc, John Mc-
Kibben, Nancy VVllll?.llllS, Mr. VVhipkey, Bob Ott.
DR. ROSS M. CILL MR. C. I". MELLINCER
Assistant Supcrintcndcnt of Instruction Assistant Superintendent of Administration
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in Fine Workin Order
PRINCIPAL
Mr. Keifcr came to mean more to 11s than a
principal wl1o sees that things run smoothlyg
he became a personal friend who showed a
real interest in all o11r activities. He Worked
whole-heartedly with OU1' Advisory Council to
make improvements in the Working order of
things. For a job Well done or an honor re-
ceived, Mr. Keifer always l1ad a word of C011-
gratulation to make 11s feel we were a vital
part of Olll' school. Although Olll' principal
was as quick to laugh at a good joke as any
of us, his serio11sness of purpose and honest
decisions commanded our deep respect.
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hill. JOSEPH C. KEIFEH.
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SECllE'l'AllIES
Miss Ncglcy, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Slatcr
SCHOOL BOARD
Front: Mr. Elmer S. Stanier, Treas11rcrg Mr. A. C. Mc- Front: Miss Esther XVlllDlll1.', Sccrctaryg Mrs. Don lld C
Millan, Prcsidcntg Miss Miriam Headley, Secretary. Lcwisg Miss Bertha V. XValp, Scc1'cta1'x'.
Back: Mr. Ottis C. llogsctt, Vice Presidentg Mr. Samuel Back: Mr. llayniond B. llcclit, Mr. Bccklci' Sllll I1 X11
A. Schreiner, Solicitor. Edward H. B11ck.
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Q 0 s Did Umar Ab e Advisers
MISS ELLA B. ION,
Vice Principal
ADVISERS
As We think of cream with
sugar, so We associate guid-
ance with the three persons
who are the mainstay of it.
Miss Ion not only helped us
choose a schedule which best
trained us for college and fu-
ture employment, but also
spent hours on our college
transcripts and class rank.
Career Night was just one
of the ways in which Mrs.
Horne focused our attention
on our future vocations.
"Lookey, lookey, lookey,
you,ve been playing hookeyv
is a familiar sound to Miss
Gordon. WVhether you Worked
during school or vacation, or
just took a day off once in a
While, you,ll remember her.
MISS RUTH GORDON MRS. FERNE HORNE
Home and School Visitor Guidance Director
'l'lIE ARTS
Uivftj Mr. Rllyllllllld Pvtvrs
Miss Pauline Fish, Mr.
john Raunscy. Cliiglitj
Miss May SllL'ill'y, Mr.
Douglas Sliuncr.
The ANS Defivelwpefdl Skiililfiuil Ham S
Om' t'kllIN'l'll cutciws tlic' tzlimitcd Bur-
lmm in thc art room just us sho bm--
gins il clmrcozil ska-tn-ii of Ross.
fllicl I IIOZII' soiiivom' my lu' wuntvtl
luis portraiit pa1iutc'cl?j
:mt sonic new furniture? These
lmys from wood shop lu-cd only il
lumnncr and saw to mukc or repair
:my thing from il dm-sk to u book-
c-asv.
ENGLISH
f'l'op leftl Mrs. klill'Q,'1Ll'Ct Cargill, Miss Martha Pickens, Miss Virginia Elliott, Mrs. Geraldine Morgan. C'I'op riglitj Miss
LydePriel1arcl, Miss Mary Thorpe, Miss Norma Powell. fLower leftj Mr. Nelson Mills, Mrs. Floy Penn, Miss Mabel
Moore. tLowe1' riglntj Miss liutln Stepliens, Miss Marie NL'lllllill'lCC1', Miss Anna rllllOll'lPS0l1, Miss Katlieryn Frolmese.
English Was The wins wing
I'I1ese seniors learn tlie eorreet way
to prepare inaterial for theme writ-
ing in their composition elass.
Scenes like this are not unusual to-
ward tlie encl of tlme semester as
students desperately attempt to fin-
isll tlieir 'iresearelf' tl1ClllC before
the deadline.
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lu A WellfBuluuced Curriculum
"Does unylnody know of il good short
story I could reucl?', Can you Inn-
iors relnennber how nmny times you
asked that question when you were
trying to meet your English reading
requirelnents?
In order lo xnuke their study of "The
Merelmnt of Venieev more interest-
ing, some lIlL'IlllX'l'S of tlle sopho-
more English eluss made models of
the principal elmrueters and stages
of the Elizulyetlmn eral.
Silly or seriousg drunulties or cliseus-
sionsg public spenking, 21 popular 1
elective, was not only edlleationul W
but always jznn-pueked full of fun.
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
CTop leftj Miss Margaret
Billingsley, Miss Ferne
lligh, Dr. Jual Kendall,
Mrs. Geraldine Adamson.
SOCIAL SCIENCE
CTop right? Mr. John Beck-
ert, Mr. Mercer Clark, Mr.
Donlcy Mollenauer. QLOW-
er centerj Mr. Kirk Tall-
man, Mr. Victor Doalc,
Mr. John Reed, Mr. Ralph
Bald. fMissing: Mr. Merle
Burrowsl.
Oar Training Sztemmed From
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No magazine or newspaper anywhere was safe. As moth-
er gasped fearfully and dad knit his worried brow, we
proceeded to clip everything in sight in our efforts to
get the best material available for class display. At-
tractive bulletin boards, such as the one here on trop-
ical diseases, kept the girls' health classes aware of the
latest development in medicine and health.
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B title Field And Athletic Field
A map of the United Stntcs as it ap-
peurccl around 1860 serves as a
pcrfcct background for these two
students who are giving ll report on
thc growth of our country.
Knowing and understnncling the pres-
cnt Dl'0lJlClIlS of our country will
cuaxble us to be better citizens of
the future.
Stick :around long enough and one of
thcnfs bound to full! tTuke 21 look
ut those bulging biceps and manly
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Mathematics and Business Courses
Tenth graders learn the correct way
of buying and selling in Miss
Crovels business and retail selling
class. They all agree itis a most
practical course.
How familiar this scene is to many
of us! Could you ever forget Miss
VVhinnie with her stop watch and
you struggling to find "q,w,e,r,t"?
VVere there ever times when you
wished you knew Morse code? Clie-
rnember those "important" notes
teachers usually caught?D To these
boys in aviation class Morse code
was second nature.
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CONlBllQllClAL
flop left? Miss Thelma NYhinnie, Miss Florence McLaughlin, Miss Dorothy Grove.
MATI ll'lMA'l'lCS
lhower leltj Mr. Curl Streams, Miss Suruli Smith, Miss Anne lliglltllllfk, Mr. joseph Srp. Qltighlj Mr. Eau'
Whipkey, Miss Aliee Elms, Mr. Charles Lohr, Mr. Norman Coodwin.
iimed For Precision
This is really "ith, A mutliemutieiunis dream come true!
Miss Smith proudly stands heside the Christmas treo
which her solid geometry students decorated by using
only geometric figures.
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SCIENCE
CTopD Mr. Lawrence
Broinbcrick, Mr. Clar-
ence Browne. CLowcr
lcftl Mr. John Mchncr,
Mr. Russell Kelley, Mr.
She r 1' i c k Gilbert.
CL o w e r riglitj Mr.
John Grimes, Mr. Rola-
ert Ruth.
Whenever the wind was blowing in
the right direction along the third
floor hall, you could hear students
say, "YVell, the eliemistry kids are
at it again. YVliut else could smell
like that?',
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Science
Weis A Vim Co
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Could you find ll Cllt,S tiliiu or filiulap
If not, youll better take ll lesson in
dissecting from one of tllcsc indus
trious biol '
ogy students.
This is one of tho'
se very intricate ex-
pcrilncnts which, unless by some
miracle, nobody unclcrstancls. So
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wc wont cvcn uttcmpt to explzun
it. QOur advice to you who really
want to know is to take pliysicslj
Almost cvcry cl
ay you could find at
lcust ll dozen members of the CO-2
club 1 " '
Ising tlic tlnrd floor hull us ll
riicctrzlck for timing their CO-2
propellcd racers.
Languages Sztroqve
For One World
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
fTopJ Miss Eileen Nesbitt, Miss Ada Patterson,
Miss Margery McClure. CBottomD Mr. XVill-
ialn Mitehell, Miss Rita Roegge, Miss Mar-
guerite Beck, Miss Helen Zahniser.
Plays and quiz programs were just two of the many interesting Ways in which It
we learned the fine points of Spanish, and it youive never seen a Spanish
quiz program, youive 1'Cillly missed something. Here's one in full swing.
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didn't seein possible that the centuries eould
roll by so fastg but eeeel on his 20l7th birthday,
the spirit of Vergil presented himself to this
Latin elass and read a few passages from his
famous "Aeneid."
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Top, 1. Although this pin-ture would seein to testify Top, r. Our sehool lost one of its finest teuelic-rs when
otherwise, our history courses eould really he quite Miss llolliduy retired lust year, hut we were fortuualte
interesting. to see her luv,-k occasionally us il suhstitute.
Perehed on high stools the fellows in meelmniezil draw- "Boil, boil, trouble and toil"-by reenzieting this witches'
ing turned out il uezit bit ol' work. scene from Illclcllefli the seniors discovered that En-
l'est week-tlnitis when you chewed your pencil and glish could be lots of fun,
fingernails, scratched your head, und swore to study That mess of inuehinery is ll ein' without its clothes,
hzirder next semester. and the girls from the driving class ure trying to find
out what makes it tick.
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Juniors Wound Up .Another Yeo
11-1
Front row: Cuyatt, Linn,
Martin, Revak, Edmundson, B.
Thomas, B. Adams. Second
row: Pardine, T. Brown, Code,
Morgan, Hasselman, Resick,
Carey, Todd, Gardner. Third
row: Laboon, Burke, Albertson,
Beagan, Saxton, Hughes, Arm-
strong, Kuhne. Fourth row: D.
Smith, Lynch, T owner, Crop-
lev.
11-2
Front row: Atria, Basil, Bud-
dcn, Conrad, Furnier, McC1ar-
en, Jenkins, Herberger. Second
row: Veazey, Mall, R. Hall,
Schlienger, Garson, Staiger, Sig-
ler, Gilbert, Ladley. Third row:
F arquhar, McCauley, Koenig,
Richards, Loeffler, A i r h a r t,
Hutchinson, Stawowczyk, Udis-
chas.
11-3
Front row: D. Gray, Kohl-
mycr, Major, Meliendry, Ros-
ser, Carley. Second row: Dav-
ies, llalowcll, Krut, llardie
L a r s o n, Swanson, McCune.
Third row: Pischke, Craig, Ba-
con, ll. Blair, Shiffler, A. Blair
English.
With Hurd Work Amd Good Times
ll-6
F1'ont row: Holland, Baldi-
zer, Blatt, Sehietinger, Grove,
VVeigand, Ryan. Second row:
Morris, Harpster, Gallup, Cor-
coran, Brandt, Herrmann, Kay-
ser. Third row: VVissinge1',
Knox, Davis, Holloway, McKih-
ben, Shave, Tisdale. Fourth
row: Dole, DeLaval, Hahner,
Sood, Murrer.
ll-4
Front row: Fulton, Schulte,
St. Clair, Saunders, Tjoflat, Mc-
Kay, Conley. Second row: Nou-
rie, Hammer, K. Cunningham,
Anderson, Aspell, Oxenrider,
Dunhar, Hikes, Laufer. Third
row: Austin, Kennedy, Creenly,
Deiuuau, Metzger, Kern, Chal-
lener. Fourth row: R. Cunning-
ham, Bighaun, Mollison, Hast-
ings, Findlay, Martin, Rea, Col-
ter.
ll-5
Front row: Boyer, Patterson,
Tateni, Kirk, Schade, Cameron,
M. Hill, Herried. Second row:
Bingham, Shenkel, S t e w a r t,
Furlong, Corbett, Riley, Arent-
zen, Estahrook, Varley. Third
row: Davidson, Croell, H.
jones, Kalbercamp, Dee, Har-
iuon, VVhite. Fourth row: Swee-
ney, McCall, R. Jones, Lund,
Xlforkinaster.
11-7
Front row: Ortolf, Price,
Raaker, Drake, Beeclle, Buldus,
Church, Fritsehi. Second row:
Schreiner, Thorsteinson, San-
ders, Huber, O'Neil, Eisenhardt,
Hahn, Kragnes, Kern. Third
row: Liehy, H. NVood, Blum-
feldt, Carver, Del Grande, Cox,
B. Harris, Hamblen. Fourth
row: I. Smith, Logan, XVertz,
Mervosh, Hickman.
ll-8
Front 1'0NV2 Lee, Vetter, De
Stein, Moorehead, Maeliinnis,
August, Larson, Klepfer, Fox.
Second row: Hartzell, Gallegh-
er, Kotlnel, Robinson, Tracey,
Morris, Sippell, Spasato, Har-
vey. Third row: Davidson, VV al-
ker, Squires, llosfeld, Spangler,
Rauch, Almasy, Morgan.
Prospective Seniors Prepezr
ll-9
Front row: Hathaway, Ksch-
ier, Bruner, Palmer, Bassett,
Masearo, Parker, McClain. See-
ond row: Stroble, Plantz, Las-
ehiecl, Eiehel, Maclclen, Shoff
Jeffers. Third row: Evans:
Hornell, 1illll1lJCfgCI', Striekler.
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To Shift lnzto High Gems
ll-12
Front row: Ranger, Green-
awalt, Mieliaelsen. Second row:
Hayes, Byers, Coveney, Fee
Clark, Barnes, WV. VVillougliby.
Third row: Stinnnel, Luft,
Hoff, Tilka, Lalnport, Berlin.
11-10
Front row: Hendricks, YVeblJ,
Blaekmon, Means, Maguire,
Sinitli. Seeond row: Hester,
Critzer, D1Ckll1l111l1, Davis, Min-
ihan, Leonard, Bender. Third
row: Howe, Rietliof, Bull, Baer.
11-11
Front row: Friday, Shirley,
Russell, Duncan, Grant, Dallas,
Oilieefe, Mulviliill. Second row:
Brooks, J. Blair, Donley, XVill-
iains, K. Ball, Phillips, McGhee,
Meell, Hazel. Third row: Lof-
quist, Bermel. Clarke, XVl1ite,
May, C. McBride, Hewitt.
These Little Gem
There was a hot time in the old
town the night of the Junior-
Senior Prom.
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Y0ll.,l'C doing okay, fella. just a
few more steps and maybe you'll
have the right solution to that
easy CFD problem.
These "volunteers" really put all
their technical skill and manly
strength into helping to keep the
skating rink free of snow last
winter.
'cClear the roadlv Despite all the
kidding that goes with learning
to drive, the driving course was
one of the most popular in the
school.
wrkledl Sprzigliutl
Tlicsc talented L'lltC1'tillllCI'S helped
to make thc first C.A.A. Party ai
huge success.
Ono of tllc many nicinorulvlc cvcnts
at tlio Innior-Senior Prom was
.Indy ColnlJcy's rendition of "I
XVonclcr VVlio,s Kissing Her
Nowlv
K'Slnclcnt court, hcrc I comclu or
could Jack bc trying to "fix',
tlmt ont-of-order?
Cliristnins curoling, un nge old cus-
tom, was carried out by more
than one hundred stnclcnts in
the zinninil procession through
ilu: liulls.
10-1
Front row: Buumgartcn,
Leech, Book, Carlson, Cobhey,
Krcll, Tiemzln, Bull. Seconcl
row: Hay, Bockstoce, Bundling,
Blosevich, Bricker, Bowman,
Dugan, R. Miller. Third row:
C. Kramer, Laughlin, D, Smith,
Schwartz, YV o o cl y, Talcott,
Corr. Fourth row: h1CClZll'C1l,
Bcssolo, Cehrctt, Daniels, Pen-
tccost.
10-2
Front 1'oW: Moffitt, M. Bic-
lcel, Dichl, Bushyezxger, Short-
reecl, Redfcrn, A. McConnell.
Second row: Heine, Gulley, YV.
Cl'illI1L'1', Norclquist, I. Ball, Fel-
icetti, Fink, Kroboth. Third
row: Dickinson, Dicrlcer, J.
Thompson, Burns, Slegall, Gil-
hcrt. Fourth row: Beck, Forbes,
Burdette, ll. Sebring, Barnes.
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11-13
Front row: Kunold, MCC1'O1'Y
McGrz1el, Hohner, Campbell,
Uhlmzin. Second row: Richie
XVurcl, Maloney, Rcliholz, Tay-
lor, YVilson, Beard. Third row:
XVZIQIICF, Dcnigun, Craps, Sch-
weig, McAllister, T. Kelly.
Patience and Polish Refzvecaale
he lime Qvvwtlvzzt o Our Jewels
10-4
Front row: Neal, Flippo
Carey, Littcn, Kuppeler, Scott
L. Miller, Stull, Kireh, C. VVest
Second row: Hurriinan, Ruder
Overholt, N. Eiscnbeis, NVo0d-
gute, Portman, Henuesy, Boyer
Tully. Third row: Airhurt, Me-
Elhoes, Mnylebcn, Spangler
Denhurt, P. Biekel. Fourth row:
Bryce, McLean, Geis, Ilood
Reardon.
10-5
Front row: Franklin, Braeke
Crowley, M a 1 0 y, XVyrough
House, Albright. Second row:
hlCFCtltL'1'S, Block, Ilcthering-
ton, Kraft, Stapleton, Powell
Gingerieh, M. Little, llalrwell
Third row: Sheets, H. Hunger
XVestwood, Mohr, Chidester
Ellis, Peters. Fourth row: Rieh-
mond, Buck, D. McConnell
Dickerson, Kauper, Urich, R
T aylor.
10-7
Front row: MeCridden, Bock-
lin, Johnston, Quinn, Marshall,
Schaver, Kelly, Faucet, M.
Tliomas. Second row: Brown,
Porter, Dorn, Barron, Hamilton,
Wvilliams, Lock, Larson, NI.
Karlovitz. 'l'hircl row: Mchiteen,
Cole, llofinann, Harmon, F.
Ott, Hayes, Short. Fourth row:
Dalton, XVarl'el, Garsen, 1. But-
ton, llixner, ll. Stewart, I. Ryan.
10-8
Front row: Arden, Kurtz,
Cutler, L. Ostergaarcl, C. Stew-
art, Englert, Coethle, DeBald.
Second row: B. Barry, Uccellini,
McDonnell, Griffiths, Wilson,
Fry, VV11gner, Haymoncl. Third
row: Ilast, Haynes, VVhitney,
P. Zolhrocl, Parker, Church.
Fourth row: Haynes, Kayzer,
KL-llison, llowarcl, C. Miller.
10-6
Front row: C. Lee, Rust, Di
vine, Burg, Clowes, Blosser
Vollmer, Burk, Larry. Seeon
row: Halbach, Hasley, M. Tay
lor, Protas, Frazee, Poole, Rid
inger, Allsop, Hillman. Thir
row: Steele, McConnell, Mor
ris, Culbertson, Maroney, Iew
ell, Else. Fourth row: R. Brad
ley, XVhelen, Davenport, Me
Kenney, Shirey, Oliver.
These Bright New FULL
10-9
Front row: Legler, laterson
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Magee, Moran, Kiggins, Ma-
rone, Savas, Huff, Howard. Sec-
ond 1'ow: B. Braun, Henecker,
McKee, Kovae, Meding, Franz,
Friend, Emery. Third row: I
Miller, Arnold, Edmonds
Drayne, Carpenter, Eriksson
Clouse, Paleho, Massey.
occm Fit lnzto Um' Pattern
10-10
Front row: Arehhold, Long-
enecker, P. O'Brien, MaeMas-
ter, Beistel, French, M. A
Jones, Hinger. Second row:
Sherrick, Hess, Crilser, Hamil-
ton, NVilbur, Krut, Cirianni
Fletcher. Third row: Nollei
Pankopf, K. johnson, Simon
Fawcett, Prosser, Rowland, Pag-
anelli. Fourth row: Seuticchio
Linhart, Ralph, Raeiappa, D
Hoffman.
10-ll
Front row: Opferlnan, B.
Hatch, Palombo, Toei, Arm-
strong, Ohleger, I. Miller, Hilli-
ard. Second row: F lnrry, Back-
inger, Shiverdeeker, Seibel
Shannon, N. Gardiner, Colvin
,
Kcrnahan. Third row: B.
Brown, Swanson, Lowell, Joyce
,
Younkins, Peckham, Tragesser.
Fourth row: Bcrsci, D. Jones,
Horm, Landon, VV. McVay,
F ideli.
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10-12
Front row: Dodson, Lardas
I. Fellows, Lully, Murphy,
T hoinpson. Seeond row: Kiefer,
Holbrook, Hallowell, Hutche-
son, Fox, Biber. Third row:
G. Sofis, Hayinond, Vznnas, Ba-
laeh, Corbit, T. Campbell,
Roman.
10-13
Front r o W: Sehindehette
Buka, E. Creehan, Knudson, N
Nichols, Baldizar, Mehl, Shreve
Second row: Jones, Sherwood
Hoehle, Szepe, M. VValker, Hali
pert, Freeland, VVilson, May
Third row: Thomas, Pierce
NVetzel, Zeph, L. Eisenbeis
jenkins, Sherman, Herkenrider
Charlebois, A. D. O,Brien
Fourth row: Voelker, Bradfute
Snyder, L. Thompson, Lee, Til-
brook, Massey, Mahoney.
lhe LOXC,1LClLllSl1 dinner in xnnull event ol eleh Y 'leen Although they hue hud in ioieign lands, an interna-
elub provided IHLXV experlenee for these Deltis tion 11 itmosphere xxls iddfd by Marie Karlovitx
Swiuerlmdj Mfny Brsll Creeeej, George Fulton
Qkranceb and Carmen Figueroa fPuerto Ricoh.
a
Emery Miami
By winning honors in the Buhl Planctariunfs
animal Latin Festival contcst, Virginia and -
Mary Margaret brought more laurcls to them-
selves and the school. 4
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"Now donlt tell Inc you got held up in the traf-
ficlv Miss Neiunarker practically hccainc an
honorary incmhcr of the traffic squad in her
attempts to get her students into class.
Ilcrols the Junior-Senior Prom again. The first formal For the second straight ycar we'vc had two sets of twins
dance of the school year was really a MSHIHCllllg-1'00ll1- in our student hody. Can you tell Bob from jim or
onlyu occasion. Nancy from Louise yet?
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PATRICIA ANN ACOSTA
Activities Key, Armed Ser-
vice Committee, Devotions
Squad, H i g h e s t Honor
Roll, Log Literary Editor,
Y-Teens Room Committee
Chairman.
BARBARA LOUISE ADAMS
Activities Key, G. A. A.,
Honor Roll, Student Court
Judge, Traffic Squad,
Ways and Means Squad.
GERTRUDE M. ALBRICHT
Attendance Squad, Bulle-
tin Board Squad, G. A. A.,
Lantern, Ways and Means
Squad, Y-Teens Officer.
ROBERT JOHN ALDERDICE
Activities Key, Activities
Plays, Home Room Presi-
dent, Honor Roll, P. A.
Committee Co-Chairman,
Studio Manager.
EDGAR ALEXEFF
Honor Roll, Laboratory
Squad Chairman.
MARTHA ROSE ALLISON
Honor Roll, Y-Teens Room
Committee.
ERNEST ANTONIAZZI
Boys' Clee Club, Football,
Home Room Basketball, J.
V. Basketball.
THOMAS ARGANBRIGHT
Home Room Representa-
tive, Honor Roll, Usher
, Squad, WVays and Means
J Squad.
JULIA ARNOLD
G.A.A., Honor Roll, Maj-
orette, National Honor So-
ciety, Y-Teens.
JOSEPH D. AUGUST
Cross C o u n t r y, Home
Room Basketball, Track,
VVrcstling.
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STANLEY BALCERZAK
Activities Play, Home
Room Basketball, Home
Room President and Vice-
President, Highest Honor
Roll, Traffic Squad.
JEAN BALKE
Activities Play U s li e r,
Chorus, Y-Teens.
JOHN T. BARRY, Ja.
Basketball, Football, Track.
LLOYD B. BARTHOLOW
Home Room Basketball,
Home Room President,
Track, Usher Squad.
BEVERLY ANN BECK
Activities Play, G. A. A.,
Honor Roll, Information
Squad, Mounty Publicity,
Traffic Squad.
JOAN DOLORES BERGMAN
Activities Key, Library
Squad, Medical Squad,
Triple Trio, Ways and
Means Squad, Y-Teens.
EDWARD M. BIDDEN
Home Room Basketball.
EMMA JEAN BOCKSTOCE
Gym Squad.
ANN LOUISE BOWMAN
Activities Key, Decorating
Squad, Honor Roll, Log
Business Manager, Ways
and Means Squad, Y-
Teens.
LOUISE BRADLEY
Activities ' y and Guard,
Armed S" 'ce Committee,
Devotio quad, C-.A.A.,
Majo .n Minor Sport
Lette Log Ci s' Spor
Edi - tudent' Audit -
-n ssisant. .
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C. A. ln ern, Library
d, edical Squad, Y-
Y EILEEN BUCKLEY
Activities Play Costume
Committee, G. A . A., Lost
and Found Squad, Y-
Teens.
CHARLOTTE V. BUEHRIG
G. A. A., Library Squad,
Mounty Typist,
NANCY CARROLL BARNER
Activities Key and Guard,
Activities Play Student Di-
rector, Devotions Commit-
tee Chairman, Honor Roll,
National Honor Society, Y-
Teens Program Committee
Chairman.
JAMES T. BARRON
Home Room Basketball,
VVrestling.
JANET BAUCH
Attendance Squad, Chorus,
Operetta.
HERBERT C. BAUM, IR
Home Room Ba
Track.
THEDA MARIE
Chorus, G. A. A.,
Room Bulletin Board In
formation Squad,
Advisory Committee, Y-
Teens.
BARBARA LOUISE BICKEL
C.A.A., Honor Roll, VVays
and Means Squad, Y-
Teens.
SUZANNE BOXVDEN
Bulletin Board Squad, G.
A.A., Library Squad, Med-
ical Squad, Y-Teens.
BETTY LOU BONVEN
Chorus, C. A . A., Operet-
ta, Y-Teens.
CRETEL C. BRAUN
Activities Play Usher Com-
mittee Chairman, Devo-
tions Squad, Lantern, R1-
fle.
IOHNETTE McKAY BRAUN
Attendance Squad, Chorus,
G. A. A., Highest I-Ionor I
Roll, Home Room Secreta-
ry, Lantern Advisory Com-
mittee.
CHARLES VV. BROOKE
DAVID BUCHER
Traffic Squad.
RAY BURKET
EDNA C. BUTTLAR
Home Room Secretary, Y-
Teens. ' '
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JEANNE BUTTON
Activities Play, G. A. A.,
Y-Teens, H o n o r Roll,
Newscaster, P u bl ici ty
Committee.
T. JUNE CAMERON
Chorus, Gy1n Squad, Li-
brary Squad, Y-Teens.
NVILLIAM CAROTHERS
Activities Key, Football,
Honor Roll, Honesty Com-
mittee, Home Room Presi-
dent, Traffic Squad.
DUANE R. CARPENTER
Baseball Manager, Hi-Y,
Home Room Basketball,
Home Room Officer.
ROBERT XV. CHRISTIE
Executive Board Vice-
President, Football Letter-
man, Home Room Presi-
dent, National Honor Soci-
cty, Tennis Captain.
J. LAUGHTON CHURCH
Boxing, Football Letter-
man, Homc Room Basket-
ball.
JOAN LOUISE COLEMAN
Activities Play Publicity
Committee, Home Room
Secretary, Library Squad,
Medical Squad, Y-Teens
Vice-President and Public-
ity Committee Chairman.
CHARLES A. COLTIVIAN
Football, Hi-Y, Honor Roll,
l-lome Room Basketball,
Senior Colors Committee.
ROSEMARY GREEHAN
Attendance Squad, G.A.A.,
Honor Roll, Library Squad,
Student Court judge, Traf-
fic Squad.
MARGARET ANN CRISSMAN
Activities Key, Highest
President, National Hon-
or Society, Traffic Squad,
Y-Teens President.
Honor Roll, Home Rooiiwj
CAROL ANNE DAVIS
G.A.A. Minor Sports Let-
tcr, Log, Mounty Co-Edi-
tor, Publicity Committee,
Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens
Secretary.
FLORENCE DAVIS
G.A.A., Gym Squad, High
llonor Roll.
LAYVRENCE DAYVES
Basketball, Football, Stu-
dent Court, Track, VVays
and Means Squad.
BARBARA DEADY
PATRICIA M. CAMPBELL
Book Squad, Chorus, C. A.
A., Medical Squad, Y-
Teens.
PATRICIA ANN CARAMELA
C. A. A., Head Drum Ma-
jorette, Y-Teens.
VIRGINIA LEE CARRELL
Chorus, G. A. A., Home
Room Attendance, Operet-
ta, Y-Teens.
JANE R. CHASE
Chorus, G. A. A., Lantern
Advisory Committee and
Devilette, Ways and Means
Squad, Y-Teens Program
Committee.
JOHN CIKO
Honor Roll, Home Room
Basketball, Home Room
Officer, Log, Scenery
Squad Co-Chairman.
HOMER CLARKE, JR.
Activities Key, Band, Hon-
'l
or Roll, Rifle, Track an-DTIJL I
ag' Ta ic 'Sq' d.
XVILLIAM C OPER f
Honor Roll, Hockey, I-li-Y,
Home Room Basketball.
JAMES C. CORDELL
Chorus, Football, Home
Room Basketball, Home
Room Officer.
EDITH F. CROSS
Cheerleader, Home Room
President, Y-Teens.
SUSAN E. CULLEN
Decorating Squad, C.A.A.,
Lantern News Editor, Pub-
licity Committee, Ways
and Means Squad, Y-
Teens.
JOAN DAVIS
Chorus, Arts and Crafts
Squad, Bulletin Board
Squad Chairman, G.A.A.,
Y-Teens.
RICHARD D. DAVIS
C r 0 s s Country, Home
Room Basketball, Home
R o 0 m V i c e-President,
Track.
MARY ALICE DECKER
G.A.A. Major Sports Let-
ter, Gym Squad, Library
Squad.
MARGARET DEGIOVANNI
Attendance Squad, Chorus,
Operetta, Y-Teens.
ROBERT P. DELONGA
Boxing, Football Letter-
man, Home Room Basket-
ball, Track, Wrestling.
HARRELL DENMEAD
Hi-Y, Honor Roll, Home
Room Basketball, Home
Room Vice-President.
HERBERT DITTNER
Honor Roll, Home Room
President.
SUZANNE DIVINE
Activities Key, Advisory
Council, Cheerleader Co-
Head, Executive Board
Secretary, H o n o r Roll,
Home Room President.
DONALD RUSSELL DIXON
Stage Crew Chairman.
LUCILLE VICTORIA DIXON
G.A.A., Lantern, Medical
Squad, Y-Teens.
WILLIAM DIXON
Boxing, Lantern Feature
Writer, Track, Usher
Squad.
CATHERINE A. DONOVAN
G. A. A.
JAMES A. DOUBLEDAY
Basketball, Football, Track-
Co-Captain.
CATHERINE DOUGHERTY
Y-Teens.
Many a time our hurts Spceded up when the cute
gals on the medical squid took our pulse
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LUCIA LEA DOVVNING
Attendance Squad, Honor
Award Committee, Lan-
tern.
GERALDINE DUERR
Chorus, G. A. A., Gym
Squad, Home Room Sec-
retary, Library Squad, Y-
Teens.
GEORGE DULSKI
JOAN LEE DUNBAR
Chorus, Home Room Rep-
resentative, Lantern, Med-
ical Squad, Y-Teens Pub-
licity Committee Chair-
man.
ROBERT N. EBY
Activities Key, Cross
Country Letterman, High-
est Honor Roll, Log Edi-
tor-in-ehief, National Hon-
or Society, Track Letter-
man.
NANCY JOAN ECKENRODE
Bulletin Board Squad, G.
A.A., Library Squad, Med-
ical Squad, Ways and
Means Squad, Y-Teens.
JOE LEE ELAM
Boys' Chorus, Football B
Squad.
RICHARD A. ELLIS
NVrestling.
CHARLES XV. ENLIND
XVILLIAM C. ERDMAN
Activities Play Business
Committee, C a f e t e r i a
Squad, Hi-Y, Track, Usher
Squad.
The Alpha Y-Teens pulled their noses out of the Heats"
just long enough to put their best faces forward.
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BRADFORD C. ESTEP
Band, Basketball, Hi-Y,
Honor Roll, Home Room
President, Track.
MARILYN ALICE EYRICH
Activities Play U s li e r,
Band, Bulletin Board Com-
mittee, Operetta, T r i p l c
Trio Reserve, Y-Teens.
JOHN FEDELE
Hi-Y Basketball, Home
Room Basketball.
DAVID FEE
Aichievement Committee
Chairman, Activities Key,
Band, Cross Country Let-
terman, Hi-Y, Track Let-
terman.
LORIN FERRALL
Hockey, Home Room Bas-
ketball.
RAYMOND T. FERRARO
Chorus, Football, Home
Room Basketball, Operet-
ta.
DORIS JEAN FLEET
Chorus, G. A. A., Honor
Roll, Home Room Presi-
dent, Library Squad, Y-
Teens.
RICHARD FLEISCHAUER
Football, Hi-Y President
and Vice-President, Home
Room Basketball, Home
Room Vice-P resident,
VVrestling.
JIM FOSTER
Cafeteria Squad, Home
Room Basketball.
ROBERT F. FRENCH
Honor Roll.
BILLEE R. GAMBILL
Honor Roll, Home Room
Vice-President, L i b r a r y
Squad, Poster Squad, Traf-
fic Squad, Y-Teens.
JACQUELINE GARDNER
Band, G.A.A., Girls' Ser-
vice Club, Lantern, Y-
Teens.
PATRICIA GEORGE
Home Room President, In-
formation Squad, Lantern,
Medical Squad, Y-Teens
Social Committee.
CAROL C. GILES
G.A.A., Home Room Sec-
retary, Medical Squad,
Sewing Committee, Y--
Teens.
MITZIE FANTL
Attendance Squad, G.A.A.,
Majorette, Ways ' d
Means Squad, Y-Teens.
DANIEL A. FARRELL '
Basketball Letterman,
Football Letterman.
SARA ANN FELLONVS
C.A.A., Home Room Bul-
letin Board, Medical
Squad, YVays and Means
Squad, Y-Teens.
CHARLES FENDRYCH
Chorus, Home Room Bas-
ketball, Orchestra, Rifle,
Track.
CARMEN MARIA FIGUEROA
Y-Teens.
JAMES FLAHERTY
Ilonor Roll, Football,
Home Room Basketball,
Home Room Officer.
C. PATRICIA FLINN
Activities Key, Activities
Play, Debate Club, Devo-
tions Squad, I-Iigh Honor
Roll, Home Room Secre-
tary.
SHIRLEY ANN FORBES' I
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DORIS M. FRITZ 'nfl
Usher SqL1acLf:?7'N Q7
MARY PAYNE FU LONG 1
C.A.A., Home Room At-
tendance Squad, Medical
Squad, VVays and Means
Squad, Y-Teens.
BERNICE CARIBALDI
Activities Key, Honor Roll,
Home Room President, Li-
brary Committee Chair-
man, Mounty, Y-Teens.
NANCY GEMMER
Hospitality C o m m i t t e e
Chairman, Reserve Medi-
cal Squad, VV a y s and
Means Squad, Y-Teens S0-
cial Committee.
HOMER A. CODDARD
Band, Hi-Y, Home Room
Officer, R i f l e Captain,
Track Manager, Traffic
Committee.
NANCY FLEMING GODDEN
Activities Key, C. A. A.
Council, Home Room Sec-
retary, Majorette, Social
Committee Chairman, Y-
Teens.
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SHIRLEY GRAYBLE
NANCY JEAN GREGORY
Chorus, G. A. A., Gym
Squad, Home Room Pres-
ident, Scenery Squad, Y-
Teens.
ROBERT J. GROSSO
Home Room Basketball.
GLENNA M. GUTHRIE
Attendance Squad, G.A.A.,
Honor Roll, Home Room
Secretary and Vice-Presi-
dent, Y-Teens.
GERALD HALEN
Activities Key, Cafeteria
Squad Co-Chairman, Cross
Country, Home Room Offi-
cer, Operetta, Track Man-
ager.
ALICE MARY HALEY
Attendance Squad Co-
Chairman, Chorus, G.A.A.
RONALD HALL
Hi-Y Basketball, Home
Room Basketball.
JOAN P. HAMMILL
Band Librarian, Orchestra.
JOY HARVEY
Honor Roll, M e d i c al
Squad, Y-Teens.
JOAN B. HASTINGS
Cheerleader, G. A. A.
Council, Honor Roll, Home
Room Secretary, Medical
Squad, Y-Teens President.
JEAN HAVEN
Y-Teens Publicity Commit-
tee.
LOUIS HAZEL
BRENDA HELMER
G.A.A., Home Room Sec-
retary and Vice-President,
Majorette, Y-Teens.
KATHARINE L. HERRON
G.A.A., Information Squad
Reserve, Y-Teens.
JOHN JAMES GRIFFITH
Football Letterman, Home
Room Basketball.
DONALD CROMAN
HELEN L. GUTHRIE
Honor Roll, Home Room
Secretary, Y-Teens.
DAVID M. CUYOL
Hi-Y, Honor Roll, Home
Room S e c r e t a r y, Log
Circulation Manager, Traf-
fic Squad, VVays and
Means Squad.
PATRICIA L. HALL
Attendance Committee and
Squad, G.A.A., High Hon-
or Roll, Home Room Sec-
tee, Y-Teens.
PATRICIA MARYAN HALL
Activities Key, Arts and
Crafts Squad, Lantern
Business Manager, Library
Squad, Publicity Commit-
tee, Y-Teens
CHARLES E. HARMON
Football Manager, Home
Room Basketball, Rifle,
Track.
RICHARD H. HARTLE
Activities Play, Hockey,
Honor Roll, Log Boys'
Sports Editor, Scholastic
Committee C l1 a i r in a n,
Sportscaster.
CLAIRE DOREEN HATCH
Devotions Squad, G. A. A.,
Medical Squad, VVays and
Means Squad, Y-Teens
Program Committee.
DONALD F. HAUS
Basketball, Football Let-
terman.
DAVID C. HECHT
Activities Key, Basketball
Manager, High H o n o r
Roll, Home Room Presi-
dent, Scoreboard Squad
Chairman, Traffic Squad.
DORIS HELLSTROM
Chorus, Y-Teens.
JOHN HEWSTON
Football.
THOMAS IIIBLER
F o otb all, Hi-Y, Home
- Room Basketball, Home
Room President, Wrestling.
Our high school education Wouldn't have been com-
'plete without Spike's little gems of wisdom to his
children.
JANE J. HILES
Chorus, G. A. A., Home 1
Room Attendance, Y-
Teens.
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EILEEN A. HILLMAN
C. A. A., Honor Roll, Y-
Teens.
ROBERT D. HOFFMAN l
Activities Key, Cafeteria
Squad, Home Room Offi-
cer, Rifle, Track, Usher
Squad Chairman.
BERNARD R. HOFRICHTER
Cafeteria Squad, Home
Room Basketball, Industri-
al Arts Squad, Traffic
Squad.
ROBERT HOGAN
Home Room Basketball.
JOHN B. HORSFORD
Hockey, Home Room Bas-
ketball, Home Room Offi-
cer, Milk Squad.
NEIL D. HOUSTON
Activities Key, Band, Or-
chestra, Traffic Squad,
Honor Roll.
JOHN HOWARD
JEANIENE C. HOWELL
Activities Key, G. A. A.
Council, Lantern Girls'
Sports Writer, Medical
Squad, Traffic Squad, Y-
Teens Social Committee.
CHARLES F. HUFF
Home Room Basketball.
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bulletin boards in the library.
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NANCY LOUISE HUHN
Chorus, G. A. A., Y-Teens.
JOHN L. HUMPHREYS, JR.
Activities Play, Devotions
Committee, Hockey, Hon-
or Roll, Home Room Bas-
ketball, National Honor
Society.
ROBERT D. IRVVIN
Baseball, Football, Execu-
tive Board Nominating
Committee, Hi-Y, Honor
Roll, Home Room Presi-
dent.
EDYVIN S. JACEK
Orchestra, Traffic Squad.
RUTH BUCKLEY JACKSON
Activities Key, G. A. A.,
Honor Award Committee,
Honor Roll, VVays and
Means Squad, Y-Teens.
MARGARET RUTH JAMES
Honor Roll, Log Typist,
Y-Teens.
BERNICE C. JANCIAR
Activities Play Business
Committee, G.A.A., Honor
Roll, Lantern, Medical
Squad, Y-Teens.
KENNETH ALAN JOHNSON
Honor Roll, Physics Lab-
oratory Squad.
R. GRANT JOIINSON
Decorating Squad, Hi-Y,
Home Room Basketball,
XVays and Means Squad.
SHIRLEY JOHNSON
Medical Squad, P o s t e r
Squad, Y-Teens Social
Committee.
46
ANNA LOU JONES
Chorus, Devotions Squad,
Three Year Music Letter,
G.A.A., Home Room Offi-
cer, Operetta, Y-Teens.
HARRIET CARD JONES
G.A.A., Gym Squad, Lan-
tern Exchange Editor, Y-
Teens.
JEANNE E. KAPPLER
Arts and Crafts Squad, G.
A. A., Honor Roll, Poster
Squad.
JOSEPH KARCHER
Chorus, Color Guard,
Cross Country, Operettas,
Stage Crew, Track.
NANCY JOYCE KELLEY
G. A. A., Home Room Of-
ficer, Lantern, Library
Squad, Medical Squad, Y-
Teens.
RICHARD KELLEY
Hi-Y Basketball, Home
Room Basketball.
STEPHEN KOVACH
Home Room Basketball,
National Scholastic Rifle
Champion, Publicity Com-
mittee, Rifle, Scoreboard
Squad.
STELLA KRELL
G. A. A., Library Squad,
Rifle Squad.
PAUL E. LADERER
Cross Country, H o m e
Room R e p r e s e n tative,
Track.
DONALD DAVID LANDON
Rifle Squad.
CAROLYN JANE LAY
Chorus, Highest Honor
Roll, Home Room Secreta-
ry, Log Typist.
JOANNE LEWIS
Bulletin Board Squad,
Chorus, G. A. A., Orches-
tra, Scenery Squad, Triple
Trio.
MARIAN I-IOWAT LINES
Home Room Secretary.
ARTHUR H. LONG,
Baseball, Football, Hi-Y,
Home Room Basketball,
Tennis.
PATRICIA JONES
Band, G. A. A., Orchestra,
Traffic Squad.
ROBERT JONES
Flyers Club.
BELA A. KARLOVITZ
GEORGE M. KEEN
Activities Key, Band,
Cross Country Letterman,
Hi-Y, Honor Roll, Home
Room Presidentr
HERBERT KINDLE
Baseball, H o n o r Roll,
Home Room Basketball,
Home Room President.
LOIS M. KOERBER
Activities Play, High Hon-
or Roll, Home Room Sec-
retary, Operetta Lead,
Triple Trio, Y-Teens.
HENRY YV. KURTZ, IR.
Football, Track.
RUTH L. LABRENZ
Orchestra.
ROBERT DONALD LANG
JAMES LASTAUCKAS
REGINA LIADIS
CORINNE LICHTBONVN
Activities Key and Guard,
Class Rank Committee
Chairman, G. A. A. Treas-
urer, Highest Honor Roll,
National Honor Society,
Y-Teens Officer.
SYLVIA MARIE LOPEZ
Honor Award Committee,
Home Room Secretary,
Mounty Co-Editor, Quill
and Scroll, Traffic Squad,
Y-Teens President.
DAVID M. LUCAS
Baseball, Football, Hi-Y,
, Honor Roll, Home Room
Basketball, Home Room
President.
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ROBERT P. LUND
Band, Football.
NVILLIAM LURTY
Activities Key, Baseball,
Basketball, Football Co-
Captain, Home R o 0 m
Vice-President, Track.
VIRGINIA B. MIACKAY
Chorus, G. A. A., Home
Room Secretary, Medical
Squad, Scenery Squad, Y-
Teens.
RAYMOND MANCOLD
Band, Hi-Y, Honor Roll,
Home Room President and
Vice-President, T r a f f i c
Squad.
DONALD MATTHEWS
Home Room Basketball.
HOWARD MCAFOOS
JOHN E. MCCUNE
Baseball Captain, Basket-
ball Co-Captain, Execu-
tive B o a r d President,
Home Room President,
National Honor Society.
BETTE RAE MCDANIEL
Activities Key, C. A. A.,
Highest Honor Roll, Log,
Social Committee, Y-Teens
President.
LLOYD F. MCCLINCY
Home Room Basketball,
Home Room President,
Mounty, Usher Squad.
ROSEANNE McILVANE
C. A. A., Honor Roll,
Home Room Officer, Traf-
fic Squad, VVays and
Means Committee Chair-
man.
JERILEA C. MQNEELY
Activities Key, C. A. A.
Major Sports Letters, Scen-
ery Squad, YVays and
Means Committee, Y-
Teens.
RICHARD INICQUILLEN
Decorating Squad Chair-
man, Hockey, Home Room
Basketball, Track, VV1'est-
ling.
VIRGINIA MeVEICH
Activities Key and Guard,
Honor Award Committee
Chairman, Home Room
Representative, L i b r a r y
Squad, National I-Ionor So-
ciety, Y-Teens Treasurer.
CHARLOTTE MEISTER
C. A. A., Y-Teens.
NANCY LOU MACBETH
Attendance Squad, Deco-
rating Squad, G. A. A.
' ities and G ard
ILA JANE MILLER
Activities Play Business
Committee, G. A. A., Hon-
BENJ . MACDONALD
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ARL MAS ANDREA
JARILYN L. MATI-IENY
Activities Play U s h e r,
Cheerleader, G. A. A. Sec-
retary and Treasurer, Med-
ical Squad Chairman, Y-
Teens Social Service Com-
mittee.
PATRICIA ANN MCCARTHY
Devotions Squad, Home
Room Secretary, Library
Squad, Lantern, Traffic
Squad, Y-Teens Social
Committee Chairman.
HELEN NICCONNELL
Bulletin Board Squad, G.
A. A., Log Art Editor,
Jltlounty, Scenery Squad,
VVays and Means Squad.
ROY S. McEVVEN
Activities Play, Band, Hi-
Y, Home Room Officer.
I RRY NICFERRAN
Activities Key, Basketball,
I-Ii-Y President, II o n o r
Roll, Home Room Vice-
President, Traffic Squad.
CLARE McKEE
Activities Key and Guard,
Home Room President,
Mounty, Publicity Com-
mittee Chairman, Quill
and Scroll, Y-Teens Coun-
cil Representative.
XVILLIAM MCKENDRY
Cafeteria Squad, Football,
Football Manager, Home
Room Basketball, Stage
Crew, Usher Squad.
YVILLIAM MCSTEEN
MARTIIA M. MeVAY
Activities 'Key, Activities
Plays, Cheerleader Co-
Head, Chorus, Home Room
Secretary.
ARTHUR E. MENSING
Cross Country, Honor Roll,
Home Room Basketball,
Home Room President,
Scholastic Committee, Ush-
cr Squad.
DAVID B. MILLER
Hi-Y Treasurer, Home
Room Basketball.
JAMES M. MILLER
Boxing, Hi-Y, Home Room
Basketball, Home Room
Vice-President, S o c i a l
Committee, Track.
JOSEPH MILLER
Hi-Y Officer, Honor Roll,
Home Room Basketball,
Home Room Officer.
ROBERT MILLER
JOHN MILLINGTON
JOHN NV. MITCHELL
Blue Devil, C a f etc r i a
Squad Chairman, Hi-Y,
Log, Usher Squad Chair-
man, NVrestling.
PAUL F. MOORE
Hockey, Home Room Bas-
ketball, Usher Squad.
THERESA A. MORIAN
Activities Key, Chorus, G.
A. A., Home Room Offi-
ces, Information Squad, Y-
Teens Vice-President.
ELLA JANE MORRIS
G. A. A. Major and Minor
Sports Letters, Gym Squad,
Y-Teens.
WVALTER S. MOSES I
Honor Roll, Home Room
President.
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Medical Squad, Y-Teens. .
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ANNE MOSITES
G. A. A., Home Room Sec-
retary, Majorette, Medical
Squad, Y-Teens.
ADELE MARIE MOSLENER
G. A. A., Honor Roll, Ma-
jorctte.
KATHLEEN MULLEN
G. A. A., Gym Squad,
Library Squad, Medical
Squad Reserve.
CAROL LEE MURDOCH
Attendance Squad, Honor
Roll, Home Room Secreta-
ry and Representative,
Music Manager, Triple
Trio.
MARY EDITH MURRIE
Attendance Squad, Home
Room Secretary, Informa-
tion Squad, Medical Squad,
Ways and Means Squad,
Y-'teens Secretary.
MARGARET K. MURTON
Activities Key, Class Rank
Committee, Home Room
President, Library Squad,
National Honor Society, Y-
Teens President.
ALLISON M. NEELLEY
Cross Country, Honor Roll,
Home Room President and
Vice-P r e s i d e n t, Track,
Ways and Means Squad.
JOAN NICHOLS
Arts and Crafts Squad, At-
tendance Squad, G. A. A.,
Honor Roll, Y-Teens.
DOROTHEA ANNE NILL
' Attendance Squad, G. A.
A., Honor Roll, Poster
Squad, Scenery Squad, Y-
Teens.
DONALD FULTON NORTH
Cross Country, Physics
Squad, Latin Newspaper,
Track, Traffic Squad.
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men got togcthcr to pat each other on the back.
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ROBERT P. NUNGESSER
Decorating Squad, Foot-
ball, Home Room Basket-
ball, Home Room Presi-
dent and Representative,
Traffic Squad.
MARY CLARE O'BRIEN
Activities Key, G. A. A.,
Honor Award Committee,
Honor Roll, Home Room
Vice-President, Informa-
tion Squad.
MYRA ORTOLF
G. A. A., Y-Teens.
RUTH E. OSBORNE
Activities Key, Activities
Play Properties Committee
Chairman, G. A. A. Major
Sports Letter, Honor Roll,
Library Squad, Y-Teens
D e v o tio n s Committee
Chairman.
A. ALAN PAULUS
Football, Hi-Y, Home
Room Basketball, Track,
WVrestling'.
JOAN ADELE PECK
C. A. A., Home Room Sec-
retary, T r a f f i c Squad,
Ways and Means Squad,
Y-Teens.
MARY A. PETRIS
ANNE R. PHILHOWER
Book Squad Chairman,
Home Room Officer, Traf-
fic Squad, Y-Tecns Treas-
urer.
NANCY PIPER
Bulletin Board Squad, G.
A. A., Poster Squad, Y-
Teens.
WILLIAM C. POLACHEK
Hi-Y, Home Room Basket-
ball, Milk Squad.
CHARLES PORTMAN
Decorating Squad, Hi-Y,
Home Room Basketball,
Ways and Means, Wrest-
ling.
JACQUELINE POWELL
Chorus, Devotions Squad
Secretary, Gym Squad,
Honor Roll, Operetta.
JOYCE ANN RAAKER
JOANNE RACIAPPA
High Honor Roll, Y-Teens
Social Service Committee.
BARBARA O'CONNELL
Honor Roll, Library Bulle-
tin Board Squad.
RAYMOND M. B. O,CONNOR
Baseball, Basketball, Deco-
rating Squad, Home Room
Basketball, W a y s and
Means Squad, Wrestling.
JOY IRMELIN OSTERGAARD
Armed Service Committee,
G. A. A., Home Room Of-
ficer, Ways and Means
Squad, Y-Teens.
ROBERT RAY OTT
Activities Key, Basketball
Co-Captain, Football Co-
Captain, H o n o r R o 11,
Home Room President,
Hospitality Committee.
DOLORES F. PELLETTERE
C. A. A., Home Room Sec-
retary, Medical Squad, Y-
Teens.
JOHN PENTECOST
Home Room Basketball.
AUDREY PHILIPS
Chorus.
LOIS M. PHILLIPS
Activities Squad, G. A. A.,
Library Squad, Medical
Squad, Mounty Typist, Y-
Teens Social Committee
Chairman.
JAMES A. POLSON
Hi-Y, Home Room Basket-
ball, Home Room Vice-
President, Studio Squad.
NANCY PONTING
Attendance Squad, G. A.
A., Girls, Service Squad
Chairman, Medical Squad,
'Y-Teens Program Commit-
tee.
ANN PRICER
Home Room Bulletin
Board, Log Art Staff, Ac-
tivities Play Make-up Com-
mittee, Poster Squad, See-
nery Squad, Y-Teens.
BARBARA ANN PRITCHARD
G. A. A., Home Room Of-
tieers, Medical Squad, Y-
Teens.
LOUISE E. RANDALL
Honor Roll, L a n t e 1' n,
Mounty, Poster Squad,
Scenery Squad, Y-Teens.
NANCY JUNE RANKIN
Activities Key, Chorus Pi-
anist, Honor Roll, Home
Room Offices, Log Art
Staff, Poster Committee
Chairman.
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KENNETH N. REARDON, IR.
Home Room Basketball,
Rifle.
ROBERT REES
Baseball Manager, Cafete-
ria Squad, Home Room
Basketball, Usher Squad.
PAUL RHODES
Activities Key, Honor Roll,
Home Room Officer, Intra-
mural Referee, Student
Court Judge.
CHARLES J. RICHARDSON Zfgzlzf
Home Room Basketball, f
Home Room Vice-Presi-
dent.
BETTY JEAN ROBB
Activities Play Publicity
Committee, Chorus, G. A.
A., Honor Award Commit-
tee Secretary, Medical
Squad, Y-Teens Program
Committee.
KEITH ROBERTS
Wrestling.
FRADA M. ROSENBERG
Activities Key, G. A. A.,
' Gym Squad Chairman,
Honor Roll, Lantern Typ-
ist, Y-Teens.
JOHN J. Ross
Cafeteria S q u a d, Hi-Y
Chaplain, Home Room
Basketball, Home Room
R c p r e s e n tative, Usher
4Squad Chairman.
CHARLES SAVVYER
Projection Squad Chair-
man.
CHARLES D. SCARVACE
Chorus, Home Room Bas-
ketball, Operctta. ,
CYRUS ROY SCHICK, JR.
Home Room Basketball.
GLORIA M. SCHMID
C. A. A., Lantern, Log, Y-
Teens.
ROBERT L. SCHUETTE
Band, Home Room Basket-
ball, Track Letterman.
FLORECE I-I. SCHXVARTZ
Chorus, G. A. A., Honor
Roll, Library Squad, Op-
cretta, Y-Teens.
DAVID F. REMENSNYDER
Basketball, Home Room
Basketball, Rifle.
CHARLES RETTBERG,
Cafeteria Squad, Cross
Country Letterman, Home
Room Vice-P r e s i d e n t,
Track Letterman, Traffic
Squad.
SHERWOOD RICHARDSON
Hi-Y Secretary, H o m e
Room R e p r e s e n t ative,
Track Manager.
ROBERT F. RINK
Hi-Y, Home Room Basket-
ball, Lantern Sports Edi-
tor, Usher Squad.
SAMUEL A. ROBINSON
Activities Play, Lantern,
Poster Squad.
FRANCES R. ROHRICH
Chorus, Devotions Squad,
Honor Roll, Home Room
Vice-President, T r a f f i c
Squad, Y-Teens.
FREDERICK H. RUFF
Honor Roll, Home Room
President.
CARY RUSSELL
Band, Orchestra.
ELIZABETH SCHARNBERC
f G. A. A., Needle and
read Squad, Medical
11ad, Traffic Squad,
ays and Means glommit-
. tee, Traffic Squa .
'W
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f iorus, Latin Newspaper,
Library Squad, Needle and
Thread Squad Chairman,
DU Operetta Y-Teens Music
l Chairman.
1 EANE SCHNEIDER
G. A. A., Gym Squad, Y-
W,
CAROLYN SCHRADER
G. A. A., Honor Roll,
Home Room Attendance,
Medical Squad, Y-Teens.
JANE E. SCHWARTZ
Activities Key, G. A. A.,
Honor Roll, Orchestra Li-
brarian, Y-Teens.
JENNY EWING SCHWARTZ
Activities Key, Attendance
Committee Co-Chairman,
Chorus, C. A. A. Minor
Sports Letter, Honor Roll,
National Honor Society.
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fix their faces md cxchmgc 1 little gossip ibout Whos
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ALPHONSE I. SCHWINDT
Band, Home Room Basket-
ball, Home Room Officer.
ROBERT G. SCOTT
Football, Home Room Bas-
ketball, Home Room Pres-
ident.
WALTER L. SEBRING, IR.
ELMER I. SEILER
Home Room Basketball,
Track.
MARY JANE SEMAN
G. A. A., Library Squad,
Medical Squad, Mounty
Typist, Ways and Means
Squad, Y-Teens.
KEITH SEVY '
JAMES E. SHEEHAN
Home Room Basketball,
Home Room Secretary.
RICHARD SHERIDAN
Decorating Squad, Honor
Roll, Home Room Basket-
ball, VVays and Means
Squad.
BARRY SHUTTERLY
Track.
DONNA KAE SIMMONDS
Activities Key and Guard,
Decorating Squad, C. A.
A. President, Information
Squad, Student Court
judge, Y-Teens Secretary.
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if the four wheels on his limousine would all go in one
direction at the same time.
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LOWELL E. SIMONSON
Basketball, Home Room
Basketball, Traffic Squad,
Usher Squad.
ROBERT HAYS SISLER
Activities Play, Chorus,
Devotions Squad, Traffic
Squad.
VIRGINIA R. SMALLEY
Highest Honor Roll, Home
Room Secretary, Latin
Newspaper Editor, Traffic
Squad.
HARRY WV. SMEAL
Announcer, Band, Hi-Y,
Honor Roll, Home Room
Basketball.
DAVID MORROW SMITH
Hi-Y, Honor Roll, Home
Room Basketball, P.A. Co-
Chairman. '
EDVVARD L. SMITH, IR.
Cafeteria Squad, Cross
Country, Honor Roll,
Home Room President,
Track, Traffic Committee.
JANICE C. SMITH
G. A. A., Home Room At-
tendance, Library Squad,
Y-Teens.
ROBERT SMITH
Horne Room Basketball,,
Rifle.
ROSS C. SNODGRASS
Cross Country, Scenery
Squad.
THONIAS GEORGE SOFIS
Hi-Y, Honor Roll, Home
Room Basketball, Home
Room Officer.
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LOIS ANN SOMMER
Book Squad, G. A. A.
Council, Gym Squad, Med-
ical Squad, Y-Teens Secre-
tary.
DORIS SPRENGER
Home Room President and
. Secretary, Library Com-
mittee and Squad, Y-
Teens.
ROBERT V. STABILE
Band Drum Captain, Hi-
Y, Orchestra.
VIRGINIA MARIE STABILE
Chorus, G. A. A., Home
Room Officer, Lantern,
Operetta, Y-Teens.
WVILLIAM M. STANLEY
Football Manager.
JOAN STARK ,
Chorus, Honor Roll, Home
Room Bulletin Board, Li-
brary Squad, M e d i c a l
Squad, Operetta.
V. CLAIRE STEVVART
G. A. A., Medical Squad,
'Ways and Mcans Squad,
Y-Teens.
DAVID SUNDERLAND
Activities Key, Basketball
Letterman, Cross Country
Letterman, Highest Honor
Roll, National Honor Soci-
ety, Track Letterman.
MARTHA ANN TARPLEY
Chorus, Devotions Music
Squad, Honor Roll, Libra-
ry Squad, Operetta.
VIRGINIA MAE TAYLOR
G. A. A., Lantern, Medical
Squad, Y-Teens.
OLIVE H. TIMOTHY
Arts and Crafts Squad,
Cheering Squad, G. A. A.,
Scenery Squad, Y-Teens.
EDNVIN PATRICK TONS
Home Room Basketball,
Traffic Squad.
RICHARD J. ULAM
Football, Home Room Bas-
ketball.
DAVID VAN CAMP
Football, Hi-Y, Honor Roll,
Home Room Basketball,
Track.
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MARILYN SPRINGER
Activities Key, Activities
Play Properties Committee,
Debate Club, G. A. A.
Minor Sports Letter, Lost
and Found Squad Chair-
man.
EDVVARD SQUILLER
Home Room Basketball.
NANCY JOYCE STAGGS
Attendance Squad, G. A.
A., Home Room Secretary,
Mounty Assistant Editor,
Traffic Squad, Y-Teens.
FREDERICK VV. STANLEY
Rifle Squad, Ways and
Means Squad.
PATRICIA STERLING
Chorus, Library Squad.
A. VV. STEVENSON
Hockey, Hi-Y, Home
Room Basketball, Ways
and Means Squad, Deco-
rating Squad.
IULIAN TABER
Debate Club, Devotions
Squad, Rifle.
LYN S. TAFEL
Basketball.
JANE LAWRY TEXTER
Activities Play Costume
Committee, G. A. A. Major
Sports Letter, Gym Squad,
Home Room Secretary, Li-
brary Squad, Y-Teens Pro-
gram Committee Chair-
man.
VVALLACE THOMPSON
Cafeteria Squad, Hi-Y,
Home Room Basketball.
MARY-FRANCES TROXELL
Activities Play Publicity
Committee, G. A. A., Gym
Squad, Poster Squad, Y-
Teens.
PATRICIA J. TRUXELL
Activities Key, G. A. A.,
Honor Roll, Information
Squad Secretary, Lantern
Circulation Manager, Y-
Teens.
IEANNE VAYDA
G. A. A., Library Squad,
Ways and Means Squad,
Y-Teens Committee Chair-
man.
BETTY ANN VELLUCCI
VVILLIAM G. VETTER
Basketball, C a f e t e r i a
Squad, Home Room Bas-
ketball.
SHIRLEY VINCENT
Activities Play Usher, At-
tendance Squad, Chorus,
Honor Roll, Library Squad,
Operetta.
ROBERT E. XVALKER
Activities Key, Band, Foot-
ball, Home Room Officer,
Operetta Stage C r e W,
Traffic Squad Chairman.
PATRICIA EILENE NVARD
C. A. A., Honor Roll, In-
formation Squad, Medical
Squad, Ways and Means
Squad, Y-Teens.
BETTY JEAN WELKER
G. A. A., Medical Squad,
Y-Teens.
BETTY JANE WELLS
Chorus, G. A. A., Lantern,
Medical Squad, Traffic
Squad, Y-Teens Social
Committee.
MARY JANE WIBNER
G. A. A., Y-Teens Com-
mittees.
RALPH P. VVIETHORN
Chorus, Boys, Glee Club,
Activities Play, Business
Squad.
PAUL WILLIAMS
Basketball, Football, Home
Room President, Track.
GERALD VVISSLER
Baseball Manager, Cafete-
ria Squad, Usher Squad.
HARRIET LINCAN WORK
Activities Key, Honor Roll,
Home Room Officer, Y-
Teens Treasurer.
IANTHE N. WYNDHAM
Arts and Crafts Squad,
Chorus, G. A. A., Operetta,
Scenery Squad, Y-Teens.
JAMES E. YOUNG
Activities Assembly Com-
mittee, Band, Cafeteria
Squad Chairman, Operetta
Properties C 0 m m i t t e e,
Usher Squad.
LEON M. ZOLBROD
Football, Hockey, Honor
Roll, Lantern News and
Feature Writer.
CHARLES E. VOGEL
Band, Lantern.
M. JEAN VVAGNER
G. A. A., Library Squad,
Medical Squad, Ways and
Means Squad, Y-Tccns.
ANNE XVEISENBERCER
Chorus, G. A. A., Honor
Award Committee, Y-
Teens.
DAVID PAUL WEISS
Football, H 0 m e Room
Basketball.
NVILMA L. WVESTIN
C. A. A., Library Squad,
Lantern Feature VVritcr.
RICHARD VV. VVHITMORE
Honor Roll, Latin News-
paper Make-up Editor,
Physics Laboratory Squad,
Traffic Squad.
ARTHUR H. WILIDER
Activities Key, Decorating
Squad, Honor Roll, Home
Room Vice-P r e s i d e n t,
Printing Commi ttec Chair-
man.
FREDERICK VVILHELM
ROBERT A. VVOEBER
Honor Roll, Home Room
V i c c-President, Lantern
and Log Photographer,
Printing Squad, Traffic
Squad.
SALLY ANN VVOODROOF
Chorus, G. A. A., Home
Room Bulletin B o a r d,
Medical Squad, Y-Teens.
EDVVARD F. YAUCH
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IRVIN BACHMANN
Log, Traffic Squad, Honor
Roll, Dcvotions Squad, Ac-
tivities Play Propcrtics
Committee.
ROBERT C. BARRON
Honor Roll, Lantern,
Mounty.
DONALD E. FLORIN
Hi-Y, Home Room Basket-
ball.
JAMES C. HUMES
Home Room Basketball.
JOHN B. HUTCHINSON
Hi-Y, Home Room Basket-
ball.
MARSHALL JEANNERO II
Honor Roll, Orchestra.
DONALD E. KIRSOPP
Home Room Basketball,
Home Room Officer.
DONALD H. MARTIN
ROY MCROBERTS
JOHN TIGHE
Hi-Y, Honor Roll.
The Big Wheels
Got Around
'mn ugnni
vmuu at
"Right this way! Get your ticket here for that
show of shows, :The Barretts of NVimpole
Street'l" And we did.
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Our cameraman had to work to get this close-
up of Nancy Rankin making mucho musieo
at the Prom.
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A familiar scene indeed and isnlt it domestic? Claire and Ah-h-h, food! No wonder We see such a large body QFD
joy were-nit the only seniors who had to finish their of Alphas making the most of a wonderful opportunity.
vests for Senior Day VVho wouldnlt?
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llis time was ber time as Art walked Carol to ber classes. XZ?!g?Q . . . Donlt say it, Ben. Doift say il!! just take
Looks as if all parties were enjoying it. a nice eleun sheet of paper and begin ull over again.
XVas Jim einb1u'russed! Ile forgot to send Ver-
gil il ealrd on bis MMXVII birthday. 1
' Many il girl like June and Bette Rae relied on
V the glass in the side eubinets for her lust
minute priinping before tbe 8:40 bell.
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The Latin classes must have de-
cided that Nance Goddcn
has an hour-glass figure since
they elected her Miss Diana
for Mt. Lebois day at the
Buhl Planetarium.
Th Semi
The "Big Fouru of the senior
class, Virginia McVeigh, Bob
Eby, Corinne Lightbown,
and Dave Sunderland, stood
highest scliolastically at the
end of the first semester.
Will Miss Pickens never stop writing those outlines on As usual, there was a rush to get schedules changed be-
the board! Any one in her classes knows only too well tween semesters. Here is Miss lon fevrishly trying to
that the answer is "Noni 60 C01'I'eCt H few-
eztziqvziztzies
he Clock
Recognize this rattletrap? It be-
longs to P. G. Bill Austermil-
ler, and although he had
trouble getting it started oc-
casionally, it managed to get
these P. Gfs to school on
time.
Sam Robinson proudly displays
the three-dimensional poster
he made for the Activities
Play. What about the fourth
dimension, time, Sam? Per-
haps youive had enough of it
in this Log.
"VVhat t we rintinf or en ravinf are ou gettin iw was an oftheard No wonder Dave was on the cross coun-
yl 1 B . . . . ' -
phrase durlng the weeks when Miss Slllltll strived to satlsty every try team, for he kept in practice trying
senior ordering name cards. to get to school on time.
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CTop lcftj
Most Likely to Succeed
Mcllvane, Sunderland
Best Looking
Barry, Ostergaard
Q uietest
Hohner, Macdonald
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We Clwtos
B mi ni est
Eby, McVeigh
Candidates Rosie and Suudy possess
The qualities needed for success.
Bob's doo-dad has Virginia shockedg
NVhat won't our smartest kids concoct?
Joy and jack have looks that could
Make quite a hit in Hollywood.
Brenda takes time out to scream
That Ben and she are our quietest
team.
Bob "Ott" to forget his shiny nose
While Jeanine shows him "Howell"
she throws.
Sizzling Puts and zooty Paul
Can dance a step that's on the ball
Best Athletes
Howell, Ott
Best Dancers
Williams, Carmela
wr Smperllcltvifves
Lois gaily sings a trill,
But villain Bob looks fit to kill.
Ann and Dave must not agree
On what the best-dressed look should
be.
lean will really make a hit
When she falls for Rayls quick wit.
A barrel of fun, nice as four scoops of
goo
Are our best all-around kids, Richie
and Sue.
Those chains and ball arexft really
gruesome
To Anne and Dan, our cutest
twosome.
Best All-Around Kids
McQuillen, Cullen
Cutest Couple
Philhowcr, Farrell
M ost Talented
Alclerclice, Kocrber
Best Dressed
Mosites, Sunderland
VVittiest
XVagner, Ferraro
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Front row: H. Hall, T. Farrell, Schreeongost, Hackett, McCune. Second row: Palmer Cmanagcrl, Ed llarmon,
A. Long, Avery, Ott, Lurty, Schmidt, H. Cox, Laderer fmanagerj. Third row: Coach "Speed" Clark,
Mohl, Markle, Lucas, Badke, Tjof1at, Kindle, J. Brown, Rees tmanagerj, NVissler fmanagerj.
Spring Sports
BASEBALL 1947
Our Blue and Cold swatters completed the 1947
diamond season, batting out four wins in ten starts.
Stiffer opposition was encountered by the Mounties
than in previous years as they were placed in tough
section fifteen. Because of inclement weather the
Blue Devils played an abbreviated schedule.
Lack 'of consistent pitching showed up in many of
the frays, but the locals rarely went to the showers
without giving the spectators something to shout
about.
SCHEDULE
Mt. L. 2 ..... 'South Hills
Mt. L. 4 . . Munhall ..
Mt. L. 10 . . Duquesne
Mt. L. 5 . . Homestead
Mt. L. 14 . . Clairton . .
Mt. L. 2 . . Mnnhall . ,
Mt. L. 4 . . McKeesport
Mt. L. 1 . . Clairton . .
Mt. L. 2 ..... McKeesport
Mt. L. 0 ..... Duquesne
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on-league game
Lund, Kennedy, Mullen, Crawford,
Cox, Kunklc.
Met Tough Foes
GOLF 1947
Keeping pace with the ,4G-,47 sports, the golf
squad, under the able handling of Mr. Burrows.
closed their season with a fine record of 6 wins and
no losses. The Mounties easily won the section V
crown and were handed their only defeat of the year
in the W.P.I.A.L. eliminations hy Latrobe, 13-2.
FIRST lWATCl'l SECOND lvIATCH
Mt. L. 1215 ...... 235 Munhall 4. .11 Mt. L.
Mt. L. 1255 ,...., 236 Duquesne 1. . 14 Mt. L.
NIL L. 11 ...... 4 lVIC1iL'CSD0l't l . .14 Bit. L.
VV.P.I.A.L. ELIMINATIONS
Mt. L. 2 .... 13 Latrobe
Uadefeated Trackmea Won 'N ig Four?
uStuds" Dalton displays fine hurdling
form in thc Dormont meet.
TRACK 1947
Once again in 1947 Coach Don Mollenauer entered a track
team that heaped more and more honors on Mt. Lebanon. The
,47 squad, believed by many to be the best ever to don the blue
and gold, went through their entire season undefeated. In doing
this they recaptured the WV.P.I.A.L. crown that was lost to New
Castle in 1946.
Prospects for a successful outdoor season were good as the
indoor team won its only meet, defeating about 20 schools in the
Tri-State Coaches Meet at the South Park Track House. Several
weeks later the outdoor season got under way and it was met
with equal success. For the sixth time in Mt. Lebois history the
Blue Devils walked off with the WV.P.I.A.L. Relays crown. Next
came the WVashington Invitational in which the Mounties beat
their nearest opponent, Connellsville, by more than 18 points. In
the Independent Districts Meet our thin-clads racked up 62
points for first place. Then came the all important W.P.I.A.L
Championship, but Coach Mollenaueris proteges took it in their
stride as they edged out Connellsville again by a three point mar-
gin, 30-27.
SCHEDULE
Indoor
TRI-STATE COACI-IES MEET
Mt. L. 3735 St-wit-kley 30
Outdoor
Mt. L. 83 Mcliccsport 61
Donora 17
Mt. L. 85 4f15 Clairton 41 11!15
Mt. L. 71 QMS New Castle 55 1X3
Mt. L. 81 2X3 Penn 45 1X3
Mt. L. 83 Canonsburg 26
Mt. L. 77 Dormont 50
YV.P.I.A.L RELAY
Mt. L. 36 New Castle 27
VVASHINGTON INVITATIONAL
Mt. L. 60 1f4 Connellsville 42
INDEPENDENT DISTRICTS
Mt. L. 62. Mcliecsport 49 1X2
XN'.P.I.A.L. CHAMPIONSHIP
Mt. L. 30 Connellsville 27
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Schwartz gets set to toss javclin. Plummer breaks another tape in
relays. Lutcrancik and Snodgrass hold thc lead. Hclland wins
pole-vault for the mounties.
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or Second Time ln WCP, QAQL, History
In the VV .P.l.A.L meet, the Mounties captured only two first
lace laurels. These were in the javelin throw, with Jerry Hel-
and entering a toss of 177 feet, 7 inches, and in the half-mile run,
hich was Won by Dick Plummer.
The Mounties had talent in every event. The sprinters were
ed by Doubleday, Ballon, Vogel, and Cobbly. Outstanding quar-
er-milers were D. Reynolds, Bell, and Sunderland. Our distance
nen in the 880 and mile runs were Plummer, Smith, Hibbard,
nerr, Thompson, Wilson, and Beck. Showing the way for the
iurdlers were such important cogs as Albert, Barry, and Dalton.
ugsburger, Morian, Hilf, and Jones could really toss a "cannon
allv. Discus and javelin stand-outs were Schwartz and Helland.
dding points in the high and broad jumps were Schuette, Min-
han, Barry, and Schwartz, while the high flying pole-vaulters
ere Helland, Schuette, and Minihan.
Two new school records were set during the '47 season. Al
chwartz set a new mark in the javelin throw as he turned in a
ecord toss of 184 feet, 10 inches, and Captain Dick Plummer
owered the mile time as he rounded the five laps in 4 minutes,
3 seconds.
Barry, Schwartz, Plummer, Hclland, and Augs-
burgcr led the Mountics to another VV.P.I.A.
L. track crown in thc championship uxcct at
Conncllsville.
TRACK TEAM
Front row: Wilson, Albo, Ducrr, Thompson, Ferguson, Rettberg.
Second row: Barry, Hibbard, Minihan, Plummer, Helland, Ballon, Vogel, Doubleday, Bell.
Third row: Coach Mollenauer, Albert, Iones, Allen, D. Reynolds, R. Reynolds, Augsburgcr, Dalton, Schwartz, Eby, Schu-
cttc, Sunderland, Smith.
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Mt. L, Spavrkledl On Range, Court, H
ills
SCHEDULE
Mt. L. 489 Oakmont . .495
Mt. L. 490 Aspinwall , .485
Mt. L. 487 Munhall , . .500
Mt. L. 489 Millvale . . .476
Mt. L. 487 Coraopolis . .488
Mt. L. 491 Oakmont . .497
Mt. L. 492 Aspinwall . .490
hit. L. 488 Nlunhall . . . . , . .497
Mt. L. 489 Millvale . , . . . . .486
Mt. L. 490 Coraopolis .,.... 494
Kneeling: R. Reardon, K. Reardon, VV. Pentecost, R. Cunningham, Goddard.
Standing: Nourie, Austin, Coach Peters, Harmon, T. Snodgrass.
RI FLE
The Mt. Lebo gunners, pitted against sueh teams as
Oakmont and Munhall, didn't stand a chance to vvin
the section this year. Paced by the consistency of Ed
Harmon and Homer Goddard, the best the shooters could
do was a record of four Wins and six reverses. The most
impressive score this season Was made by Iohn Austin,
who shot a hundred. With many hold-overs expected
back next year, the rifle team should really go places.
TENNIS 1947
Last year's tennis team, again coached by Mr. Doak
and captained by John Kenney, proved to be one of the
best in the district. Serving their way through a rough
schedule, the boys played heads-up ball all season. Both
Kenney and Christie advanced to the W.P.I.A.L. finals
and were set against a strong doubles team from Edge-
wood. The locals didnit have enough on the ball how-
ever, and Went down to defeat.
Gingerich, Timberlake,
Q Schremp, Coach Doak,
W Brodinerkel, C h r i s t i e,
i Kenney.
Front row: Uhrich, Melice, Shave, Ladcrcr, Keen, Fee, Kernan. Middle row: Craig, Eby, Bcttberg, Smith, Luterancik, Snod-
grass, Davis. Back row: Ellis, Hastings, Miller, Bruning, Hufnagel, Hosscr, Younkins, Kiefer, Bonner, Coach Mollcnauer,
NValkcr.
rrziers Whipped Al Bait One Opponent
CROSS COUNTRY
The Mountie harriers, although experiencing their worst season
for several years, finished with a creditable record of five victories
in seven dual meets and a fourth place in the W.P.I.A.L. champion-
ship. Both scheduled meets were lost to New Castle, who was
crowned W.P.I.A.L. champ, taking over the throne that the Moun-
ties had held for five consecutive years. Coach Don Mollenauer de-
veloped a new star, junior Bernie Luterancik, who literally burned
up the track, placing first for Mt. Lebanon in all of its meets.
SCHEDULE
Ivlt. L. .... 20 Penn . . . . . . . .35
Mt. L. . . .27 Canonsburg .,... .28
Mt. L. . . .15 New Kensington .40
Mt. L. . , .18 Conncllsville ...., 37
Mt. L. . . .35 New Castle .,.... 20
Mt. L. . . .27 Aliqnippa ....,.. 28
Mt. L. , . .42 New Castle ...... 21
Brentwood ..,,.,. 67
W.P.1.A.L.
lst New Castle Srd Ambridgc
2nd Aliquippa 4th Mt. Lebanon
Left to right-Co-captain Bob Eby shows fine form in Canonsburg meet. Junior Jerry Shave will be back to
bolster the Mounties in y'48. Bernie Luterancik finished first for thc Mounties in every meet. Charlie Rcttbcrg
was always in the first few. Ed Smith, our other co-captain, helped Mounties to a successful season.
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Grzidders Finished With Poor ecord
Cheerleaders swing into action during first pep rally. Dawcs thwarts enemy
T.D. pass. Metzger carries ball behind blocking of L. Church.
FOOTBALL
Mt. Lebanon was due for an
off-season following her two un-
defeated squads of ,45 and L46,
and the lightning struck this
year as Coach John Beckertis
protegees finished their season
with a record of 1 win, 1 tie, and
6 losses. In direct contrast to the
,46 eleven, much was expected
of these boys, this was two strik-
es against them before the sea-
son started. Mt. Lebanon has
seen better records, but never
has she seen a bunch of boys
with more spunk and spirit.
SCHEDULE
Mt. L. O ...., Crafton ,,.... 20
Mt. L. 12 ..... Carrick ....... 0
Mt. L. 6 , .... Penn ......... 19
Mt. L. 6 ...., New Brighton .14
Mt. L. 0 , . . . ,VVilkinsburg . .26
Mt. L. 0 ..... New Castle . . .26
Mt. L. 0 ..... Munhall ...... 20
Mt. L. 7 ..... VVashington . . . 7
VARSITY SQUAD
Front row: Stawowczyk, lrwi11, Farrell, DeLonga, Nungesser, Christie, Barry, R. VVallcer, Hibler. Second row:
Lund, Dawes, Doubleday, R. Ott, Lurty, L. Church, Flaherty, C. Coltman, R. Bell, Lucas. Third row: Stim-
mel, Brown, Cox, Davis, Billingsley, Simon, Morian, Mcrvosh, Dcc, Austin, Barry, Krieger, E. Church. Fourth
row: Pischke, Shepler, Del Grande, Jones, Mall, DeLaval, Minihan, G. Millington, Groell, Hahncr, Metzger.
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at Washed Fine Fighting Spirzi ,fjltfiygtfi p
VVith six lettermen and a large squad of inexperi-
enced hopefuls Beckert moulded a squad which
many held high hopes for. In the first game of the
season, however, the Mounties had their long un-
defeated string broken by Crafton. The next week
the Mounties snapped back and eopped their only
victory of the year as they downed Carrick High.
The Blue and Cold VV.P.I.A.L. hopes were very
short-lived as our boys were outclassed 19-6 by
Penn, who was a strong title contender. The next
week the Mounties were caught off guard by a not
too strong, but very scrappy New Brighton. Then
came 'ilX'Iurderer,s Bowf' In three successive weeks
Mt. Lebo met three of the toughest teams in the
district and dropped games to Wilkinsburg, New
Castle, and Munhall. In the final game, VVashing-
ton High managed to score in the dying minutes to
hand the locals a 7-7 heart-breaker.
A new individual award, the Howard Long Mem-
orial Trophy, was added to the list of Mt. Leban-
on honors. It is awarded to the individual who is
voted by his team-mates as the most valuable play-
er of the squad. This year's trophy was presented
to Lawrence "Herky,' Dawes, fleet half-back who
was a stand-out on both offense and defense.
Co-captains were
Bob Ott and Bill
Lurty.
Dawes skirts end
with Carothers
leading interfer-
ence.
Lurty picks up
yardage for the
Mounties.
raft?
B SQUAD
Front row: Dee, Stiimnel, Stawowezyk, Sheplcr, Croell, Barry, E. Church, Hahner. Second row: Pischke, G.
Millington, jones, Mall, Minihan, Austin, Del Grande, DeLaval, Billingsley, Krieger, Brown. Third row: Hayes,
Brown, Buck, Laboon, Luft, Dole, Beazley, Nolle, Hoffman, Jeffers, Adams.
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es ite Good Showing In Exhibitions
QHNQ
"Little Speedy, was Mt. Lelmols most ardent fan.
BASKETBALL
The 1947-48'edition of Mt. Lebols hoopsters
was as versatile as Pittsburglfs weather. Play-
ing hot and cold throughout the season, the
Mounties, chart showed IO wins against I2 re-
verses.
Pre-season play opened with a surprising
victory over Charlcroi. Wfins over Penn, Mc-
Kees Rocks, and McKeesport followed, while
countered.
Mt
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Mt.
Mt.
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Mt.
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43
39
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34
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57
50
52
36-52
31-37
39-27
36-39
58-40
40-32
SCHEDULE
EXHIBITIONS
. . . . . Cliarleroi . .
. . . Clairton ..,.. . .
Penn
, , . . . Mcliees Rocks
. . . , . XVilkinsburg . . .
. . . . . Mclieesport , , . .
. . . . . Bridgcville . . . ,
. . , . . Clairtou . , , .
Bethel
SECTION IV
Brentwood 45-37
Clark 37-29
Baldwin 42-37
XVashingtou 48--16
Trinity 58-53
Dorinont 42-52
losses with Clairtou and NVilkinsburg were en-
Section 4 tests with Brentwood and Clark
found the locals bowing, but the "Devils, then
swamped Baldwin. After losing to VVashing-
ton, the Lebo Lads drubbed Trinity and Dor-
inont to take their first away games.
Coming down the hoinestretch of league
VARSITY SQUAD
Kneeling: Cox, Vetter, Ott, McCune, O,Conner, Sheridan, Lurty. Standing: Coach Clark, Silnonson, Farrell, Mer-
vosli, Rennensnyder, Haus, Estep, Flaherty. tMissing: Sunderland, Dawes, Doubleday.J
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Floovrmen Failed ln Section Com eztiztzion
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'Kansasisn push-shot
rips the cords!
Another two-pointer
by southpaw Mc-
Cune.
"High Flying" Cox
scores in the Dor-
inont gaunc.
Play, the Xlountics again fell to the Brents,
Clark, Baldwin, and Trinity but easily whip-
ped Dormont again.
Although the campaign wasift too success-
ful from the standpoint of records, the small
but spirited squad provided bright spots when
they upset classy Mclicesport, when jack Mc-
Cunc scored 33 points against lX'lcKees Hooks,
and when the boys gave a sound trouncing to
Bethel. There were inany standout players
such as: McCune, XfVilliains, llaus, Farrell,
Ott, and finally Sunderland, who was hurt in
the first Brentwood game and was out all sea-
son. Although these boys were all seniors, tal-
ent wasnit lacking in the junior class either.
Cox and Mcrvosh brought the underclassnicn
hopes of a more successful season to come.
Nlr. Tt1lllHl1l1,S sharpshooting "Bw squad won
12 and suffered 9 setbacks.
B SQUAD
Kneeling: Millington, McGhee, Jewell, Pankopf. Standing: Dec, Sood, Swanson, Billingsley, Burns, Cole. QMiss-
ing: I. McConnell, Dalton, DeLaval, Harwell, Minihan, G. Farrcllj
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latramarals Capztared Spartliiglrt
HOCKEY
Once again the arrival of warm weath-
er cut short the intranuiral hockey sched-
ule, and no team won the official champ-
ionship. Bill Berlinis pucksters, however,
finished their four games with a .750
average, which proved to be the best
record of the six team league. He was
followed up closely by Rollie Tisdale's
sextet with .666 and Dick Iones' squad
with .500.
HOCKEY CAPTAINS
Front: Berlin, Dole. Back: Tisdalc, Lofquist
Cmgrj, Hartlc, R. Jones.
BASKETBALL
After much cordusion as to the twelfth
grade finalists, the eliminations for the
intramural basketball crown finally got
under way. The Iunior champions, llA9,
won handily over the l0A6,s, 17-7, in the
semi-final round. ln the finals it was the
twelfth gradeis l2Al1 all the way. Jim
Sheehan led the victors with 12 points
as the seniors went on to win, 22-12.
BASKETBALL NVINNEHS
Hogan, Ulam, Sheehan, Seiler, Hiblcr.
XVRESTLING
The 19-17 record turnout of 30 grap-
plers was broken this year as 32 matinen
signed up for the annual tournaments.
Outstanding in the finals were Richy
McQuillen in the welter-weights, who
won his weight class for the third year
in a row, Tom Sofis, who supplied the
most thrilling bout of the afternoon, win-
ning over Leon Zolbrodg and Tom Hib-
ler, who had the only pin of the day.
YVRESTLING XVINNEHS
Front: Cropley, McQuillen, Sofis, Jeffers.
Back: Iliblcr, Christie.
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Cameron Comm lint Local ln Action
llollic 'l'iscl:1lc "rz1gs',
puck in intrixmurnl
lion-lacy ,L'fillIll'.
llicliy NIL-Quillcn, tliroc-
yczu' wrvstling cluuup,
wins in final over Dick
Ellis.
Dave Foo runs for Moun-
tics in XV.l'.I.A.L. moot.
'Flu' Blum- Devil was rc-
born this your with
John Mitclu-ll doing
llis antics.
Al SCllNVilI'tZ lands in tlic
pit ziftvr ll succossful
liroacl jump.
A close play at tliircl with
.lack Brown playing
thc 'Klint L'Ol'Il0l'U for
Mountivs.
john "Lcftyv McCuno
tries il sliot in Cluirtou
game.
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llcrc urn' your xVCStCl'll Pennsylvania cllcss clizunps: Our snappy cllcc-l'lcudc1's wore: llulwr, NVciguncl, llust
Plantz, L. Zollxrocl, Starrett, B11-nt, Ilickinun. ings, Divine, Cross, McVuy, St. Clair, Arn-ntzcn, Fulton
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G.A.A. COUNCIL
Seated: Sinnnons, Miss Billingsley, Means
ell, Swanson, Tjoflat, Artenzen, MeCune
Codden.
Our zirls ln GQAQAQ Took Time Ou
GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Do you have scoliosis, kyphosis, or lordosis?
Are you bored and restless around 3:15, h-m-m?
Try C.A.A., made for all sizes, tastes and seasons
by Dr. "Bn and her council. Although we may
not have acquired the bounce you love to watch
or stirred cupid with our "flying angelsf we had
a wonderful time.
This yearls sophomore class has shown excep-
tional skill in sports, and tennis was no exception.
To the embarrassment of the junior champs,
Linn and Tracy, and to the horror of the senior
winners, Bradley and Schwartz, the school tennis
tournament was taken by two sophomores, Al-
bright and Divine. '
On one of those lovely autumn days did you
notice the groups of refined Mt. Lebanon debs
kicking each other for all they were Worth? As
you probably have guessed, G.A.A. was now
playing HSOCIC-l1GI'.v At the end Swansonls and
Arentzen's teams tied for the fewest casualties,
in games that is.
The anew lookl' may come and go, but basket-
ball will always be popular. XVhat the games
CConlin11ed on page 79D
It looks like a fight-to-the-finish as these gals battle it out.
At the C.A.A. Dessert the "iron eurtainv rose on this in-
spiring tableau of our dignified council caught in an
'coffl' moment.
Standing: Church, Sonnners, Hastings, How-
A wicked looking hunch, arcn't they? No
wonder. llere are the G.A.A.'s "No, I
Pin Killcrsv preparing to attack some poor
unsuspecting pins. Shame!
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Tennis Champs: Cstandingl Tracy, I. Schwartz, Bradley,
Linn, fscatedl B. Albright, N. Divine.
Soccer Champs: Qfront rowj S. Divine, Ott, Leib, Litten
Stapleton, Csecond rowj McCriddcn, Taylor, Baldus
Quinn, Clowes, Kapplcr, Martin, fthird rowl Swanson
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Decker, Code, Friday, Archibald, Longeneckcr, Artent-
zeng Ctourth rowj Budden, Bumer, Hillman, Portman,
Katmcl, A. Furlong, Texter, Frazee.
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GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
fContinuccl from page 78,
didn't show in skill they made up for in enter-
tainment as the girls battled it out lady-like and
otherwise. Once again top honors were split as
both "The Roaring Sixv and 'KThe Bobby Soxersv
turned in perfect records for their tournament
games. The seniors easily came through to take
the All Stars, tournament, While the sophomores
took a bitterly fought second place.
Str-r-rike! Mushball? No, now howling was the
thing as the girls in all three grades threw some
Wicked curves for the title, i'No. I Pin-Killer."
Also, no apologies were necessary in volleyball,
for the girls showed real skill in their ball
handling.
In the spring they say a maiden lightly turns
to thoughts of love, but not so in Mt. Lebo.
Spring meant mushball, track, the C.A.A. picnic,
and interscholastic playday. This year in addi-
tion to their regular program the ingenious coun-
cil came through with a new idea which they
called The C.A.A. Dessert or N400 Footprints on
the Tableclothf, Iim sure We all appreciate the
Wonderful year Miss Billingsley and her council
Worked so hard to give us.
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STUDENT COURT
Seated: Landon, Crechan, Rhodes, Adams.
Standing: Franklin, Macdonald, VVard, Albert-
son.
EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS
Bob Aldcrdiec, Suzanne Divine, Bob Ott, John
McCune, Anne Philhower, Bob Christie.
SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD
Front row: Fleet, Barncr, Davis, McKee, Murdock, Cross, Dunbar, Sprenger, McVeigh, Powell, Rohrich. Second row: Estep,
llorsford, McCune, Christie, Ott, Ladercr, Keen, Fee, Balccrzak, Mastandrea, Moses. Third Row: Ruff, Macdonald,
Arganbright, Fleischaucr, Landon, Scott, Mangold, Richarardson, Irwin. Fourth row: Rhodes, Hibler, Dittner, Baum,
Kindlc, Ross, McClincy,4L-Mitchell.
82
heels of Government Turning
EXECUTIVE BOARD
"WVhy canit we have a chorus line at our
dances?,' asked a junior boy. "Mr. President,
why can't we have cold Water in the foun-
tains?,' That question came from a sophomore
girl. The board met every Wednesday morn-
ing to discuss each problem or suggestion that
arose in the various homerooms. By this
means every student had an opportunity to
express his opinions or ideas on school gov-
ernment.
STUDENT COURT
Teacher: "Tommy, I think I have something
for you ..... "
Tommy: "Oh, no-not another out-of-orderlli'
In spite of the humor of Tommy's situation
to his friends, gravity of manner and serious-
ness of thought were the most impressive
things about the student court, Its eight mem-
bers Were selected by the executive board
from all grades. To every student the court
has come to mean impartiality and justice.
SOPIIOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD
Front row: Burg, L. Eiscnbcis, Rust, Johnson, Hess, Marshall, Miller, Litten. Sccond row: Carr, Massey, Kecfer,
Burns, Pankopf, Talcott, Kcrnahan, Ellis, Third row: Colwill, Cramer, Draync, Bonner, Hammond, Bercsi,
Dickerson.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD
Front row: Baer, Cray, Gallup, Estabrook, Means, McKendry, Robinson, McCalley. Second row: Mecll, Beacon
llornell, Lampcrt, Mervosh, Mall, Johnston. Third row: Rosfeld, Harmon, Denman, Mcliibbcn, Kelley, McKcc
1
Prom The Workings U
SOCIAL
WAYS AND MEANS
USHERS
LIBRARY
EXECUTIVE BOARD COMMITTEES AND SQUADS
Wednesday morning devotions ended and you
rushed to the front of your home room to sign
out for some activity. But, wait! Did you ever
stop to think who Wrote those programs, Who
read them, who sang the hymns, or who operat-
ed the controls? These are duties of only some
of Mt. Lebo Higlfs committees and squads that
work unceasingly throughout the year to keep
the school in Working order.
QSocialQ "Hey, kids. lrVl1at are we going to
call the next dance?,' This is just one problem
that the social committee faces in planning the
regular executive board dances. Itis up to them
to furnish music, get the gym, and make all the
arrangements for a top-flight dance.
fWays and Meansj Hotdogs, candy bars, and
cokes are only a means to an end for our food-
conscious Ways and means committee. The end
is to put a little copper in the till of the execu-
tive board, so that they may offer you students
a fuller activities program.
QUshersj Sure they got into the games for
nothing, but how much of them did they see?
VVe refer to the usher squad that you have met
at the ball games and class plays, taking your
tickets, or your money, or sometimes both.
fLibraryj Our librarian, Miss Moore, is fa-
mous for her meticulous library and assisting her
is the library squad. Besides taking care of the
books, members do clerical Work, file magazines,
and put up unusually attractive bulletin boards.
ommviztztces And Squads Q Q 0
HAIRMEN
Social: Codden
Achievement: Fee
Bulletin Board: Davis
Scoreboard: Hecht
Physics: johnson,
North, Whitmore
Hospitality: Ott,
Cemmcr, McCune
Cafeteria: Erclman,
Young, Mitchell
Devotions: Barner,
Humphreys
Printing: XVilder
Lost and Found:
Springer
Library: Sprenger,
Garibaldi
Girls Gym: Rosenberg
Chemistry: Alexeff,
Dcnigan
Projection: Morgan,
Sawyer
Ushers: Erclman, Ross,
Hoffman, Mitchell
Public Address: Smith,
Alderdiee
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TRAFFIC ATTENDANCE DEVOTIONS
HONOR AVVARD PUBLIC ADDRESS PUBLICITY
fTrafficj As the two-minute bell rings the pretty
girl in the blue sweater sitting next to you grabs
her books and scurries out of the room. She is just
one of the many members of the traffic squad who
make a gallant attempt at keeping order in our
halls.
CAttendancej The door opens and a mysterious
hand reaches in, plucking the attendance cards from
their holder. Thatis about all the average pupil sees
of a member of this squad, which keeps accurate
check on the attendance of all students.
fDevotionsj Presenting an inspirational side to
school life is the task of the devotional committee.
Interest and timeliness are among the points that
must be considered in planning this WVednesday
morning feature.
QHonor Awardj Keeping accurate check on ac-
tivities points is the responsibility of the honor
award committee. They're the ones who record
your activities and the points you have earned from
them, making sure you receive your pin or guard
when you are entitled to it.
CPublic Address! Arenit the announcements loud
enough? Is the reception poor? Blame it on the
public address squad. They are in charge of every-
thing coming over the MP. Af,-morning and after-
noon announcements, radio programs, and other
special broadcasts.
Qljublicityj Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Hear Ye! The
publicity committee brought school events and
functions into the limelight of the school and com-
munity in such various ways as skits, posters, and
newspaper articles.
f Student Acztziqvziztzies
1
CHAIRMEN
Milk: Thomas
Decorating: McQuillen
Honor Award:
McVeigh
XVays and Means
Mcllvane
Attendance: Schwartz,
Haley
Scenery: McConnell,
Ciko
Scholastic: Lee, Hartle
Book: Zepli, Pliilhower
Medical: Matheny
Class Rank: Lightbown
Debate: Hickman
Publicity: Mclice
Poster: Rankin
Information: Truxell
Traffic: Walker
Music Manager:
Murdoch
Needlc and Thread:
Sclicll
87
These Lehofhtes
Had A Hand
n Everything
Proud owners of keys and guards at the end of the first
semester were: Bob Eby, Nancy Rankin, Ben Mac-
donald, Virginia McVeigh, Dave Sunderland.
ACTIVITIES KEY
For many months we worked on Executive
Board, Student Court, Y-Teens, Hi-Y, and va-
rious squads and committees like Devotions,
Ways and Means, and Attendance. Long
hours were spent to get on the honor roll and
even more were devoted to Basketball, Track,
G.A.A., Band, Chorus. Even articles for Log,
Mounty, and Lantern added to our growing
collection.
Then 90 points and Bingo! Not a seventeen
jeweled watch, a mink coat, or a Cadillac con-
vertible, but an Activities Key for our very
own. Although this key might not open a Yale
lock, it was the permanent combination for
our strongbox of school service.
This year an enviable record was set by the
class of ,48 for the number of seniors who
went on to earn 200 or more points for an
Activities Guard.
ACTIVITIES KEY
Front row: Button, Truxell, Murton, Lightbown, O,Brien, Barner, Osborne, Murdoch, McVeigh, Rankin, Work.
Second row: Koerber, C. Davis, Hastings, C. McKee, Simmonds, Crissman, Adams, Bowman, Mellvane, Nill,
Morian, Rosenberg, jenny, Schwartz, Garibaldi. Third row: McVay, Springer, Philhowcr, Acosta, L. Bradley,
Lopez, S. Divine, Godden, Jane Schwartz, Fleet, Flinn, jackson, H. McConnell, Coleman, G. Albright, Dunbar.
Fourth row: Hecht, Eby, McFerran, Macdonald, Goddard, I. McCune, Humphreys, Sunderland, E. Smith,
WValker, D. Fee, MeQuillen, Hartle, R. Ott, Keen, Alderdice, Baleerzak.
QUILL AND SCROLL
To our future journalists and Writers Quill and
Scroll membership is really something to strive for.
Those lucky kids who own Quill and Scroll pins are
in the upper third of their class and have been re-
commended by the Lantern, Log, or Mounty spon-
sors. Theyive worked hard for this honor and de?
sors. They've worked hard for this honor and de-
QUILL AND SCROLL
Seated: McCauley, Bierman, McKee, C.
Davis, Pelz.
Standing: I. Osborne, Eby, Lopez, Evans,
' Specht, Scluunann, Arthcr.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ff
"Robert has been elected to
membership in the National Honor
Societyf, It makes a student Want
to shout for joy when his parents
receive the letter announcing his
acceptance into this outstanding
organization.
Only time and effort are respon-
sible for a studentis election to the
National Honor Society, for he
must participate in school activities.
National Honor Society represents
Mt. Lehois best.
QRightD Installation service-Seated: Ar-
nold, Jenny Schwartz, Crisslnan. Stand-
ing: Eby, Humphreys, Sunderland,
Lightbown, Barncr, Macdonald, Mc- WWW Y
Veigh, McCnnc, Christie, Murton.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Front row: Truxcll, Murton, Lightbown, Button, O'Brien, Barner, McVeigh, Creehan. Second row: Lopez, C.
Davis, C. Mclicc, S. Divine, Crissman, Mcllvane, Bowman, Nill, jenny Schwartz, Murdoch, Arnold. Third
row: F11-vt, Adams, Beck, P. Hall, Jane Schwartz, Rosenberg, Acosta, Rankin, Flinn. Fourth row: R. Ott,
Mt-Cunc, Eby, Macdonald, Christie, Sunderland, Alexeff, Humphreys, Aldcrdice, Baleerzak.
89
First Marriage, Thea Mar
Topj The dominecring Mr. Barrett ignores the pleas of
llenrietta as Elizabeth looks on.
Will she ever walk againtw is the weighty problem fac-
ing the two doctors, while Flush and YVilson await
their answer.
May We introduce Mr. Robert Browning?',
YVC share an intimate moment with Elizabeth and Robert.
THE BARBETTS OF XVIMPOLE STREET
Strolling along Mt. Lebo's halls during early
November you might have heard someone cxclaiming
in an English accent, "Bal Cone? But Where?', Yes,
another activities play was in rehearsal.
The cast included: Ieanne Button and Pat F linn
fElizabeth Barrettj, Nelson Hunger fllobert Brown-
ingj, Bob Alderdiee QEdWard Barrettj, Margaret
Schietinger and Beverly Beck QHenriettaj, Dick Har-
tle fCapt. Surtees Cookj, Lois Koerber and Dolores
Hasley fBella Hedleyj, Betty Murphy and Anne Beb-
holz fWilsonjg Virginia Brandt and Nancy Schreiner
QArabelQg Art Bosfeld fHenry Bevanjg Iohn Humph-
reys fDr. Chambersj, Tom Rimer CD11 F ord-VVater-
lowjg Sam Robinson, Robert VValker, Dave Denman,
Roger Holloway, Stanley Balcerzak, and Tom Mc-
Bride fBrothersj, 'Taffyv Byers QFlushj.
Nancy Barner and Martha McVay assisted Mr.
Nelson Mills in the directing.
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Activities play committee chairmen included: Rosenberg,
Thorsteinson, C. McBride, D. Dixon, McVay, Barner.
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wept ln Front Of The Footllzights
jim adoringly attempts to comfort Beverly.
THE NIGHT OF IANUABY 16
The success of the senior class,s comedy-draina heap-
ed additional laurels on our thespians.
The cast included: Marilyn Springer Cprison mat-
ronl, Bob VValker Qbailiffj, John Humphreys Uudge
Heathj, Bob Alderdice CDistrict Attorney Flintj, Ei-
leen Hillman tsecretaryj, Bob Sisler C defense attor-
neyl, Pat McCarthy fsecretaryj, Bob Hoffman
fclerk of courtj, Beverly Beck and Martha McVay
fliaren Andrei, Stan Balcerzak CD11 Kirklandl, Ber-
nice Garibaldi CMrs. Hutchinsj, Marshall jeannero
CfIOITlC1' Van Fleetj, foe Karcher CElmer Sweeneyj,
Nancy Barner and Florence Schwartz QNancy Leo
F aulknerj, Lois Koerber and Jeanne Button CMagda
Svensonj, Charles Coltlnan Uohn Whitfielclj, Ioan
Dunbar Uane Chandlefj, Brad Estep CSiguird jun-
quistj, Jim Griffith fLarry Reganj, Harriet Jones
flloberta Van Rensslaerj, Brenda Helmer fstenogra-
pherj, Bob Deloonga and Ralph Wiethorn Cpolice-
menj, Hoy McEwen fcourt attendantsj, Pat Flinn and
Billie Gambill Cstudent clirectorsl.
As Chuck flies into a rage, the prosecuting attorney
wins another point.
A tense moment ensues as the accused meets one ol
her strongest adversaries.
Orchids to our committee'chair1nen: tfrontj Dixon, I-Ialeng From the looks of things Marty's in a tough spot,
Qbackj Randall, Lay, Cullen, Osborne, Powell.
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ii Y Teens Geave Their Spare Time T
HI-Y
Basketball games, dances, the Bed Cross
Drive, and many other projects marked an out-
standing year of Hi-Y activity.
The Cold Chapter for senior boys was spon-
sored by Mr. Mitchell, with Harry McFerran as
president. This year Bill Carothers and Homer
Goddard participated in a mock session of the
Pennsylvania legislature in Harrisburg. The
Coldis interscholastic basketball team lost only
one game. It was to VVestinghouse in the play-
offs for sectional championship. The Cedar
Chapter, sponsored by Mr. Bald, is a welcome
addition to the Hi-Y organization this year. This
club, headed by Tim McBride, is for junior boys.
The Blue Chapter took charge of the Infantile
Paralysis Drive, helped decorate the Christmas
tree, and played in two basketball leagues.
Chuck Dickerson is president of the sophomore
group, and Mr. XVhipkey is sponsor.
Left: Cold Chapter Cfront row? D. Miller, Flcischaucr,
Csecond row? McFerran, Richardson, Macdonald,
Qthird rowb Humphreys, Estep, Goddard, Carothcrs.
Cedar Chapter ffront row? S. Phillips, Cunningham, T.
McBride, Csecond rowl C. McBride, Craig, Farquhar.
Blue Chapter Cfront rowj Kernahan, J. McConnell, R.
Buck, Dickerson, fseconcl rowj Ellis, Tilbrook, Me-
Featers, Jewell, J. Landon.
Below: Arenit they cute? Wfe moan the toys these Betas
made to Vive :one child:-1-rm a lripivfcr Christmas.
erfzvin Others, Betterzing Themselves
Y-TEENS
The night is dark and lonely, the climb be-
co1nes steeper-"but wait, a lightlv Itis room 5
in Mt. Lebanon High. WVe catch our breath, as
the leader, followed by a roomful of girls, sol-
emnly lifts her hand. "Fascists? Communists?', A
few monutes later as the noise dies down, we re-
alize we are witnessing a meeting of that popu-
lar club, Y-Teens. Although divided into three
groups, the Alphas, Betas, and Deltas were unit-
ed in their purpose of helping the girls know
themselves, know others, and give service to the
less fortunate. But even the sponsors would agree
that the biggest attraction was the fun at play
nights and at other lighter moments. Briefly, the
Y-Teens bettered themselves, helped others, and
enjoyed another active year.
Right: Alphas Cfront rowj McVeigh, C. McKee, C. Da-
vis, Qsecond rowj Crissman, Sonnners, Simmonds,
fthird row? L. Bradley, Coleman, C. Hatch, Mathcny.
Betas Cfront row, N. Taylor, St. Clair, Kirk, Csecond
rowl Tatem, Schreiner, fthird rowj Estabrook, B.
Church, A. Furlong, Drake, llill.
Dcltas ffront rowl Leih, Ilarpoldg fseeond rowj Faw-
cett, Fellows, Carey, Porter, XX7lHl1ll1lSQ Cstandingj
Poole, Litten, Heidenreieh.
Below: The camera caught these Alphas ready to "dig
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Musicians eat Time For R cord Yea
OltCHESTl'tA
With the coming of Mr. Prutzman, a new instru-
mental director with new ideas, much work was de-
manded of the members of our orchestra. Yet, because
of their hours of practice the orchestra, enlarged to
contain at least one of every desired instrument, be-
came a really talented group. They entertained us
with appropriate music between the acts of both the
activities and senior class plays and along with the
band and chorus gave an excellent performance at the
January concert.
BAND
Time marches on and so does the Mt. Lebo
band. This colorful group completed another
"se-asonv and climbed higher on the ladder to
success. Under the direction of Mr. Prutzman
the group, aided by the very capable majorettes,
amused and entertained us throughout the foot-
ball season. The endless variety of formations
never ceased to amaze us. A lot of work went
into the january concert and it certainly showed
through the many novelty tunes as well as
through music of the more serious type.
fLeftQ VVoodwind-Sitting: Hewitt, Thompson, Love,
Campbell. Standing: Uhrich, Trcharne, Houston, Hus-
sell, Kern, L. Miller, Dcnhart.
tBottom lcftj String-Sitting: Morgan, L. Eiscnbeis,
Schwartz, Button, Cutler. Standing: -Ieanncro, Bcrsci,
Riethof, Fawcett, Melfcatcrs.
fBottom rightj Brass and Percussion-Sitting: Lofquist,
Reardon, Jewell, Kaupcr, Ilammill. Standing: Dick-
mann, Spangler, jones, La Brenz.
BAND
Front row: llchner, Godden, Means, Fantl, Byers, Arnold, A. Moslener, Mosites. Second row: Karcher, Fink, linu-ry,
B. Hood, Hannnill, Eyrich, Lofquist, Byber, R. Stabile, Birris, Pankopf, W. Brown, S. Blair. Third row: C. Braun, Urich,
Mangold, T. Campbell, Schwindt, Vogel, Gardner. Fourth row: H. Clarke, H. P. Stewart, Ewen, P. Jones, VV. Rankin, ll.
Hastings, D. Michaelson. Fifth row: Ucellini, Trcharne, Chitester, Thompson, Bradley, VV. Cramer, Keen, Suu-al, Cod-
dard, D. Fee, Kern, W. Harris, Beagan. Sixth row: Ranger, Houston, Diclcmann, Spangler, Flnrry, Cnllisou, Sliilllcr.
Dc-nhart.
CHORUS
"Music hath charms to sooth the savage .... D so
say, and some of us savages required a lot of
But that wasn't hard to take when the com-
A and B choruses, nearly 200 strong, blended
voices in The Messiah, or when the Triple Trio
something "lovely to look atv as well as de-
to hear.
Rightj Triple Trio: CSittingj Volhner, Hoehlc, Sehictinger.
Clineelingl Eyrich, O'Brien, Bergman. fStandingD Saunders
-accompanist, Lewis, Rndcr, Gallup, Koerher, Murdoch.
Below? The chorus sparkled in the January concert.
Oar lmagzinatziqve ind
LANTERN
"The Lantern shines tonightlv YVhen the kids
in Mt. Lcbo High heard those four words an-
nounced over the RA., you could be sure of one
thing-that was a mad rush to their homerooms
after sixth period to get their copy of the Lan-
tern.
Cleaning the news, writing interesting copy,
scouting for good action pictures, and searching
for current two-somes for the Devilette were but
few of the activities of the alert staff, who work-
ed along with the new Lantern advisory council
to produce a live newspaper.
MOUNTY
Though the "MountyU, school literary maga-
zine co-edited by Carol Davis and Sylvia Lopez,
is only two years old, it has become as traditional
as the clocks in the halls.
The night before publication would find the
staff in room 305 scrambling among stacks of
short stories, essays, and poems, while Spike
would scold from the door way, "XVelll itis about
time that things comin, outf,
YVe admit that at times everything didnit run
like clock-work, but with the cooperation of the
staff and Miss Elliott "Mounty Dayv would al-
ways roll around.
LANTIQR N EDITORIAL STAFF
Front: Cullen, Corcoran. Back: Rink, Brooks, NVoeber.
Advisory Council: CSeated on floorl Porter, llules.
CSeatedJ Franklin Heidenreich, N. Meyers, Gallagher
fStandingD VVeiss, D. Robb, A. Furlong, E. Davis
Staiger, I. Braun, Best.
Business: CSeatedl Rosenberg, Pat M. Ilall, Hastings
fStandingJ O'Keefe, Schulte, Sclnnid, B. Robb, D
Robb.
Reporters: CFirst rowj Koerber, Fox, Leech, Klepfer, N
Kelley. Cseeond row? Gallagher, Downing, Dunbar
Howell, Barner, Schreiner. CThird rowl R. Hoffman
L. Zolbrod, Starrett, Hartle. tFourth rowj Halen
Rosfeld.
ever Rem Down
LOG STAFF
Business: Cuyol, lliekinan, VVocbcr, Oiliecfc, james
Bowman, Lay.
Literary: fSeatcclP MQ-Daniel, Thorsteinson, Lightbown,
Mcliay, McClaren. CStandingJ Davis, Mclice, Brad-
ley, Schmid, Macdonald, Acosta, Holloway, Ilartlc,
Brooks.
Art: Timothy, Ciko, Rankin, Pricer, Fox, McConnell.
Editors: Helen McConnell, art editorg Ben Macdonald
editorial assistant, Pat Acosta, literary editorg Bob Ehx
editor-in-chief.
LEBANON LOG
As the gears in a clock mesh smoothly to give
you precision timing, so the Log staff has worked
together to give you an active Picture of your
school life.
Since last spring the editors, writers and ar-
tists have poured out their talents to produce
better lay-outs, better copy, a better cover-in
short, a better yearbook. Now they take time out
to View their finished work with a little well-
earned pride. If they have captured a few of
your treasured memories from "old Father Timef,
then their job has been well done.
MOUNTY STAFF
Seated: Lopez, Davis. Standing: Oilirien, ML-Kee, Schreiner, Mc
Kay, Herrmann, Staggs, XVork, Macdonald.
These Hands Clzimhed T
In the XVestinghouse Science Talent Search, Edgar Alex-
eff won a trip to XVashington and a S400 scholarship.
Here he is examining the results of one of his experi-
ments.
Three of Mt. Leb0's future artists, Helen McConnell,
Nancy Rankin, and Barbara Fox, were awarded Gold
Keys for their works in the Scholastic Art Exhibit.
Not only making the highest honor roll, but also dong
it with all Ais were these students: Front row: M.
M. Stewart, McVeigh, Arden, Garson. Second row:
Budden, Smalley, Anderson, Lee, Lightbown, L. Mil-
ler, Acosta. Third row: Eby, Rink, Alexeff, Alderdiee.
Below-CLeftD These senior boys passed the mental ex-
amination given by N.R.O.T.C. Kneeling: Zolbrod,
Ieannero. Standing: Kindle, F. Stanley, R. French.
Missing: Sunderland, Vetter, XVoeber.
fltightj Those clever sportseasts on Monday morning
were broadcast by Dick Hartle and Art ltosfeld. Dave
Sunderland, missing from picture, had us sitting on
the edge of our seats with his exciting broadcasts.
98
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Sylvia Lopez, Bob Eby, and Carol Davis get a pre-view
of the 1948 Log. Bob was editor-in-chief of this pub-
lication, while the girls co-edited the Molmly.
After the semester finals these students came out on top
to make the highest honor roll. Front row: McDaniel,
M. M. Stewart, Budden, Smalley, Kurtz. Second row:
Crissman, McVeigh, Arden, Acosta, L. Miller. Third
row: Carson, Schreiner, Bingham, Thorsteinson, An-
derson, Lee, Lightbown, llutchison. Fourth row:
johnson, Eby, I. McConnell, Rink, Alderdice, Alexeff,
Colwill.
Dave Sunderland, Bob Eby, and Bob Alderdiee placed
in the upper tenth of the 44,000 students in the United
States who competed for Pepsi-Cola scholarships.
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casting this year, when Jeanne Button and Nancy Bar-
ner collaborated on their newscast with the idea that
two heads are better than one, and when Nancy Schrei-
ner, a talented junior, disregarded the custom of hav-
ing only senior newscasters.
tltightj These two editors of the Lantern, Jeanne Cor-
coran and Sue Cullen, with the help of the newly-
formed advisory council, set out to revise and improve
our school paper.
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